Aviation major Air Asia India on Thursday announced it would operate services on the New Delhi-Hyderabad sector from February 1 as part of its expansion plans.
The New Delhi-Hyderabad flight would start from the national capital at 6.05am and 5.50pm.
In the return direction, the flight would start from Hyderabad at 8.45am and 8.25pm, the airline said in a release.
Air Asia also announced the addition of flights connecting New Delhi with Srinagar and Pune.
This would be the second connection between the national capital and Srinagar and Pune, the release said.
The two flights from Delhi to Srinagar and Delhi to Pune will start at 12.15pm and 10.55pm, respectively.
The return flights from Srinagar and Pune will be at 2pm and 1.30am.
AirAsia India had launched the Chennai-Hyderabad flights towards the end of December 2018.
Sunil Bhaskaran, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, AirAsia India, said "These new connections are a testimony to our commitment 'Now Everyone Can Fly'.
We recently announced the much awaited connection between Bengaluru and Mumbai and hope to open out Mumbai to several other cities on our network, offering affordable fares to our guests."
Bookings for the new sectors will start from January 10, 2019, but will be effective from February 1 2019.
Passengers can book flights on www.airasia.com or on the AirAsia Mobile App and avail fares from as low as Rs 1,999 for flights connecting New Delhi and Hyderabad, the release said.
Travellers can avail fares from as low as Rs 2,499 and Rs 2,699 for flights connecting New Delhi-Srinagar and New Delhi-Pune, it said.
AirAsia India currently has a fleet of 20 aircraft covering 19 destinations across the country.
