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Manta Air of Maldives starts with international flights to India starting from 2024

Manta Air, the Premier Airline of Maldives, elevates to new heights with international flights to India starting from 2024

Unveiling direct Bengaluru to Dhaalu Airport routes from January 2024 with exclusive packages for Indian travelers to explore the splendour of Dhaalu Atoll

Manta Air, the Maldives’ leading airline, proudly announces that it is starting direct flights from India to the tropical paradise of Maldives.

In a move aimed at redefining air travel between India and the Maldives, the airline will operate direct flights from Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport to the Maldives’ Dhaalu Airport, allowing visitors to avoid the hassles and additional expense of transiting through the main Velana International Airport at Male, and gaining direct access to many luxury resorts located in Dhaalu atoll.

Manta Air is the Maldives’ leading seaplane and domestic airline operator and prides itself on providing its passengers with a seamless travel experience and exceptional customer service. By flying directly to Dhaalu airport, customers going to resorts located in that Atoll are able to save on the usual transit time and additional transfer costs incurred when entering Maldives through the traditional Male’ airport route.  Manta Air will provide easy immigration processes exclusively for its guests at Dhaalu Airport, enabling quick transfers.  Dhaalu Atoll is host to some of the country’s best resorts, including Kandima Maldives, Niyama Private Islands, St. Regis Maldives, RIU, Baglioni, Angsana Velavaru, and Sun Siyam Iru Veli.

Ahmed Maumoon, Deputy CEO of Manta Air, comments “This announcement marks a pivotal moment in our company’s trajectory – we are progressing from being the leading domestic and seaplane carrier in the Maldives to an international airline operator. With Manta Air’s expansion through a new direct flight route from India to the Maldives we anticipate a surge in travel interest and bookings from Indian tourists. This strategic move aims to enhance the guest experience and boost bookings for resorts in Dhaalu atoll, particularly Kandima, RIU Hotel, and Niyama Private Islands, which are all located in close proximity to the airport. By facilitating easier and more affordable travel access to the Maldives, we foresee a substantial increase in travel demand from Bengaluru and across India in 2024 and beyond.”

For more details, please visit https://mantaair.mv/

 

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