For representational purpose. (File | PTI) 
Good News

All-woman crew operates maiden Delhi-Bareilly flight

The flight, manned by Captain Poonam Yadav, brought Union Minister and MP from Bareilly Santosh Gangwar from Delhi to his constituency.

Express News Service

LUCKNOW/NEW DELHI: The inaugural flight of a domestic airlines marked International Women’s Day in style by deputing all-woman crew to make a touch down at the newly built airport in Bareilly 
on Monday.

The maiden flight, flagged off by Union Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, manned by Captain Poonam Yadav brought Union Minister and MP from Bareilly Santosh Gangwar from Delhi to his constituency to a rousing welcome by state civil aviation minister Nand Gopal Nandi. 

Gangwar had boarded the flight ATR-72 at Delhi at 9 am and the 72-seater plane landed at the Bareilly airport to a water canon salute for the new air service and the all-women crew members.

The airport has been upgraded for commercial flight operations under the Regional Connectivity Scheme-Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik (RCS-UDAN).  

'Need of the hour': PM Modi pitches WFH, saving fuel, delaying gold purchases amid fears of energy crisis

From poll promises to governance, Tamil Nadu CM Vijay faces tougher road ahead

Trump warns Iran 'will be laughing no longer' amid talks over peace proposal

'Kaun Banega Kerala CM?': Satheesan vs Venugopal as Congress top brass weighs final call

Malpractices reported in NEET UG examination, probe underway: NTA

SCROLL FOR NEXT