Air India has initiated a direct, non-stop air link between Bengaluru and Singapore as of October 22nd, facilitating seamless travel between these two vibrant cities. Flight AI 392 departs Bengaluru at 10:30 pm, arriving in Singapore at 5:40 am the following morning. The return journey, AI 393, takes off from Singapore at 6:40 am, touching down in Bengaluru at 8:35 am, all in local time.

The aircraft designated for this new route is the Airbus A321, offering a comfortable two-class configuration with 170 economy and 12 business class seats. Operations will run on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays, totaling four flights a week.

Furthermore, Air India has expanded its flight frequency between Mumbai and Singapore, boosting the weekly flights from seven to thirteen, also commencing on October 22nd. With these enhancements, Air India now boasts a robust schedule of 38 non-stop flights to Singapore every week. Specifically, the airline operates 14 flights departing from Delhi, 13 from Mumbai, 7 from Chennai, and now 4 from Bengaluru.

In an official statement, Air India emphasized its commitment to strengthening its network and increasing connectivity on both domestic and international routes. This strategic move aligns with the airline's broader objective of expanding its fleet with state-of-the-art aircraft to enhance the travel experience for its passengers.

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