Vistara Airbus A320
Vistara is jointly owned by Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines. | © REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas

On its mission to increase European services on offer, Indian full-service airline Vistara welcomed its third Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner to its fleet. 

The carrier is also increasing its frequencies to Paris and Frankfurt.

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Vistara has leased another Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, boosting its total to three. With four more Dreamliners on order, adding another on lease will only benefit the airline. 

The carrier primarily uses its current Dreamliners on flights to and from London, Paris and Frankfurt and will be using this recently leased 787 to boost capacity on flights to Paris and Frankfurt. 

The leased Boeing 787-9 comes with a three-class cabin configuration allowing travellers the choice of Business, Premium Economy, and Economy. 

Vistara Boeing 787-9
Vistara, before this latest leased Dreamliner, had a total of 2 B787-9s in its fleet. | © Business Traveller / flickr

Ramping up frequencies to Frankfurt and Paris

The carrier also announced today a 100%+ increase in frequencies to and from Frankfurt and Paris in light of receiving its third Dreamliner. 

From 30 October, Vistara will be operating 6 flights a week between Delhi and Frankfurt, double the current weekly frequency. And connectivity between Delhi and Paris increases from the current 2 flights a week to 5 flights a week. And ticket sales are already open via Vistara’s website, app, OTAs, and travel agents! 

Chief Commercial Officer at Vistara, Deepak Rajawat, commented on the airline’s focus on boosting its European market.

“Europe has been a key focus market for us since the very beginning, and we are glad that our customers appreciate our offerings on these long-haul routes. We have been wanting to ramp up frequencies on these sectors and we are delighted to be able to finally do that.”

Vistara
The carrier is jointly owned by Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines. | © T. Narayan / Bloomberg

Since May, the carrier has been scaling up on several key international routes. Delhi – London and Mumbai – Singapore were scaled up to daily flights. And earlier this week, the Gurgaon-based carrier launched new services between Mumbai – Jeddah, and Mumbai-Bangkok. 

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