Airlines
Vistara Will Fly The Airbus A321LR Between Mumbai & Mauritius
On March 26, full-service airline Vistara announced the beginning of its flight operations from the city to Mauritius. The long-range A321 aircraft, which the airline recently added to its fleet, will accommodate the five times weekly flight services in a three-class configuration (business, premium economy, and economy), according to Vistara.
The airline Vistara connects Mumbai with Mauritius as its 12th international destination. The airline has already stated that it will start offering flights from Mumbai to Colombo and Dammam in the next month.
Vistara Welcomes India’s 1st Airbus A321LR To Its Fleet(Opens in a new browser tab)
“Vistara announces the inclusion of Mauritius in its ever-expanding international network. In addition to being a well-liked vacation spot, Mauritius serves as a significant business center and is the location of numerous international financial institutions.
Vinod Kannan, CEO of Vistara, stated that the new route will help the expanding traffic between the two nations. Air India, which was purchased by the Tata Group in January of last year and is currently being merged with the Vistara airline operated by Tata-Singapore Airlines.
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Recently on 6 February, The company said that the Airbus A321LR aircraft has a total of 188 seats in Vistara’s three-class cabin configuration – 12 lie-flat seats in Business Class, 24 seats in Premium Economy, and 152 in Economy Class. All seats are equipped with 4-way adjustable headrests, in-seat power/USB charging ports, a state-of-the-art In-Flight Entertainment (IFE) system featuring a multimedia library with up to 700 hours of content, and onboard Wi-Fi to accentuate the overall in-flight experience for the passengers.
