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NEW DELHI – India’s national carrier Air India is set to connect Bangalore and San Francisco via a non-stop flight from 2021, the Kempegowda International Airport said Nov. 25.

The airline is expected to launch a twice weekly service, scheduled to commence from Jan. 11, 2021.

“This would be the first non-stop flight between Bengaluru and the United States, connecting the world’s two tech hubs – the original Silicon Valley and the Silicon Valley of India.

“The first non-stop flight between Bengaluru and San Francisco is a significant milestone for BLR Airport and will transform it as the new gateway to India. This will tremendously help passengers, enabling faster and easier access to cities on the West Coast of the United States.”

As per the statement, the new non-stop service is expected to meet the demand of corporate customers for travel to San Francisco and adjoining areas in the U.S.

Pandemic dents global success in air connectivity

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Air connectivity is vital for the proper functioning of a modern economy. It links markets and people through city-pair connections that serve as virtual bridges, supporting the flows of key economic activities across markets.

Air connectivity through direct and efficient connections between cities enables cross-border trade and supports tourism flows.
But Covid-19 has literally robbed the world of decades of progress in shrinking distances and bringing people together through connectivity. Prior to Covid-19, the growth in air connectivity was a global success story.
The pandemic-induced crisis has had a devastating impact on international connectivity, shaking up the rankings of the world’s most connected cities.
For example, London – the world’s number one most connected city in September 2019 – has seen a 67% decline in connectivity in the same period this year. By September 2020, it had fallen to the eighth position, globally.
In the Middle East, with the exception

India’s ‘air bubbles’ are placing UAE airlines at a severe disadvantage

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Dubai: India’s decision to extend its ban on scheduled commercial flights will further delay UAE airlines’ chances to pick up demand on these routes.

Because right now, India is only operating flights under ‘air bubble’ agreements and which gives the country’s airlines an advantage. It is now an open secret that these arrangements are a form of indirect support given to the country’s beleaguered airlines.

The ‘India-first’ approach on certain routes ensures that India’s carriers do not face direct competition from operators in the UAE or other countries. “In the near-term, foreign operators will suffer due to restrictions on flights by the government and a preference for direct flights by fliers,” said Sanjiv Kapoor, senior advisor at Alton Aviation.

No knowing when

India is yet to give a firm nod as to when it will resume all scheduled flights. As of now, there have been two extensions after all such

Domestic air travel back to 65 % of pre-corona times

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After going through a turbulent year, the travel and tourism sector in India seems to be bouncing back. According to Pradeep Singh Kharola, India’s Civil Aviation Secretary, domestic air travel in the country has reached 65 percent of what it used to be before the pandemic.

Addressing a webinar titled Aviation and Tourism, The Road Ahead, organised by the Federation of Association of Indian Tourism and Hospitality recently, Kharola said that people are preferring air travel more than ever, and that air travel is being considered as the safest mode to commute.

Kharola further said that the numbers will rise to 80 to 90 percent over the next few months with the lifting of restrictions and the reopening of businesses. He said that it may even reach normalcy if everything goes fine. He added that there was a dire need to reboot the tourism sector on similar lines as the

Our Favorite Air Fryers are On MAJOR Sale Right Now

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This year, many major retailers like Walmart and Target are staying closed on Thanksgiving Day, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for deals. In fact, most stores started their Black Friday discounts even earlier than usual. But now that the big day is here, we found the best deals on the popular air fryers.

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And in addition to the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals on TVs, clothing, and vacuum cleaners, you can typically find big sales on kitchen appliances, like the air fryer. We love this handy gadget for a healthier way to prepare pork chops, chicken wings, and even chocolate chip cookies. At

The Best Deals on Air Fryers This Black Friday

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Black Friday is undoubtedly the best time to finally bite the bullet and buy the appliances, clothes and other gadgets you’ve been sitting on the fence about. Why? Mostly because shaving a large amount of the cost off makes the decision a whole lot easier and less painful. For example, if you’ve yet to venture into the world of air frying, now’s the time to invest in one of these popular cooking devices, especially as some of the air fryer deals for Black Friday 2020 are massive.

Air fryers have recently skyrocketed in popularity because they’re a healthier alternative to traditional deep fryers, allowing people to enjoy fried food without the guilt (or oil). Instead, these advanced ovens circulate high-temperature air around the food, cooking it in similar fashion to a deep fryer. This means an air fryer can help you prepare foods like:

French fries
Fried chicken
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Vegetables

World’s most connected cities see massive decline in air travel, IATA data shows

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data revealing that the Covid-19 crisis has had a devastating impact on international connectivity, shaking up the rankings of the world’s most connected cities.

London, the world’s number one most connected city in September 2019, has seen a 67% decline in connectivity. By September 2020, it had fallen to number eight.

Shanghai is now the top ranked city for connectivity with the top four most connected cities all in China — Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Chengdu.

·New York (-66% fall in connectivity), Tokyo (-65%), Bangkok (-81%), Hong Kong (-81%) and Seoul (-69%) have all exited the top ten. Africa suffered a 93% decline in connectivity.

Ethiopia managed to buck the trend. During the first peak of the pandemic in April 2020, Ethiopia maintained connections with 88 international destinations.

Covid-19: Air Travel Crisis Threatens Asian Economic Recovery

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data revealing that the COVID-19 pandemic crisis has had a devastating impact on international connectivity, shaking up the rankings of the world’s most connected cities.

London, the world’s number one most connected city in September 2019, has seen a 67% decline in connectivity. By September 2020, it had fallen to number eight.

Shanghai is now the top ranked city for connectivity with the top four most connected cities all in China—Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Chengdu.

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New York (-66% fall in connectivity), Tokyo (-65%), Bangkok (-81%), Hong Kong (-81%) and Seoul (-69%) have all exited the top ten.

The study reveals that cities with large numbers of domestic connections now dominate, showing the extent to which international connectivity has been shut down.

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Air India Set To Start Non Stop Bengaluru San Francisco Flight From Jan 11

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National carrier Air India is all set to fly non-stop to San Francisco in the US from Bengaluru starting January 11, BIAL said on Wednesday.

The flight, for which the bookings have commenced from Wednesday, will be operated twice-a-week with a Boeing B777-200 LR aircraft, it said.

The new non-stop service – which would be Air India’s longest route at 14,000 Km and longest flight to and from India – is expected to meet the demand of corporate customers for travel to San Francisco and adjoining areas in the US, Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL) said in a release.

‘Passengers from Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru can soon fly non-stop to San Francisco (SFO) as India’s national carrier Air India is set to launch a twice-weekly service, scheduled to commence from January 11, 2021,’ the release said.

This will be the first non-stop flight between Bengaluru and the United States, connecting

Less air, car travel expected for Thanksgiving holiday weekend

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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — The feds have urged us, stay home for Thanksgiving. But are we? The lure of family and tradition is strong for some, and they’re taking their chances with a Thanksgiving trip.

Luggage is still being rolled at McCarran Airport as people travel for Thanksgiving, but not the hustle and bustle you’d usually see.

“It seems like it slowed down quite a bit, especially here in Vegas. So, it’s kind of what I expected,” Lucy Flake, who traveling to Utah, said.

RELATED STORY: Nevada, California Highway Patrol step up Thanksgiving patrols on I-15

As public health officials encourage people to stay home to curb the spread of COVID-19, some are still traveling. For Jody Allen, traveling from Atlanta, it’s for a specific reason.

“I just recently found my father. I was actually born here, but my mother passed when I was a baby, so I’m just getting

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Air India to Connect Bangalore to SF Non-stop from January; Also New Delhi-Chicago | Global Indian

Pandemic dents global success in air connectivity

India’s ‘air bubbles’ are placing UAE airlines at a severe disadvantage

No knowing when

Domestic air travel back to 65 % of pre-corona times

Our Favorite Air Fryers are On MAJOR Sale Right Now

The Best Deals on Air Fryers This Black Friday

World’s most connected cities see massive decline in air travel, IATA data shows

Covid-19: Air Travel Crisis Threatens Asian Economic Recovery

Air India Set To Start Non Stop Bengaluru San Francisco Flight From Jan 11

Less air, car travel expected for Thanksgiving holiday weekend