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Vistara launching Doha flights
India full-service carrier Vistara is set to launch Doha flights this month.
The Qatari capital will be its 50th destination.
The airline will fly to Doha four times a week from Mumbai starting from 15 December 2023 on A321neo aircraft.
Bookings are open on Vistara’s website.
CEO Vinod Kannan said: “We are thrilled to introduce direct flights to Doha. It enhances our network offering from our Mumbai hub.”
Vistara is India’s highest-rated airline on Skytrax.
The Tata-owned airline is being gradually integrated with flag carrier Air India.
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