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Purnia Airport has started its first commercial flight service to Delhi, marking a new chapter for travel in the region.
Today was a special day for Purnia as the first commercial flight from Delhi landed at Purnia Airport. This moment marks the beginning of direct air travel between Purnia and Delhi, something many people have been eagerly waiting for.
The IndiGo flight was packed with passengers, showing just how much demand there is for this route. Local MPs, including Pappu Yadav and Tariq Anwar, were present at the airport to celebrate this significant event along with the travelers.
The arrival of this flight means that people can now travel directly to their hometown, especially useful during the Chhath festival season. Passengers expressed their joy at being able to reach home conveniently without the hassle of long train journeys.
MP Pappu Yadav shared his satisfaction about this achievement, stating that efforts to start flights to Delhi have been ongoing for a long time. MP Tariq Anwar added that soon, the airport will connect with more major cities across the country.
On a different note, MP Pappu Yadav criticized the government for not running special trains during the Chhath festival, claiming that promised trains were not seen. He expressed concerns about passenger convenience during this important time.
Summary:
- Purnia Airport has launched its first commercial flight to Delhi.
- The flight was fully booked, highlighting strong demand.
- Passengers are happy about the new travel option, especially for the Chhath festival.
- Local MPs are pleased and see potential for more flights to other cities.
- Concerns were raised about the lack of special trains during the festival.
