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Air India marks 50 years of flights to the Maldives

Air India marked 50 years of flight operations to the Maldives with a special event at Velana International Airport, where the arriving flight received a water salute carrying 139 passengers. The event was organised by Maldives Airports Company Limited to recognise the long-standing partnership between Air India and the Maldives aviation sector.

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  • 50 years years of Air India flight operations to the Maldives The Standard Air India on Friday marked 50 years of flight operations to the Maldives, commemorating the milestone with a special event at Velana International Airport (VIA).

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  • 139 passengers passengers on the arriving Air India flight The Standard The service carried 139 passengers, who were greeted with flowers and cookies upon arrival as part of the anniversary festivities.

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  • 21 February 1976 date Air India launched its first international services to Sri Lanka The Standard Air India launched its first international services to Sri Lanka on 21 February 1976, marking an important step in the airline’s regional expansion.

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