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It is learned from Air China's southwest branch that the company will launch a direct air route from Chengdu to Bangalore in India, and will also be the first direct route to Bangalore from China. The flight will take about five hours one way. Two flights are planned to leave Chengdu each week, on Wednesdays and [...] Link to the original site This entry was posted on Friday, December 11th, 2009 at 6:58 am and is filed under China ...
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Air China To Launch Flights To Bangalore In 2010 Aggregated Source: China Hospitality News December 11, 2009Uncategorized -->| 0 Comments It is learned from Air China's southwest branch that the company will launch a direct air route from Chengdu to Bangalore in India, and will also be the first direct route to Bangalore from China. The flight will take about five hours one way. Two flights are planned to leave Chengdu each week, on ...
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