Nashik: Morning Ozhar–New Delhi Flight Service Resumes From October 1
Nashik: The direct morning flight service between Ozhar (Nashik) Airport and New Delhi resumed on October 1, providing renewed air connectivity for passengers travelling between Nashik and the national capital. The service was restored following a representation submitted by Dindori MP Bhaskar Bhagre to Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu on September 28, seeking the immediate…
Nashik: Air connectivity between Nashik Airport and New Delhi has been reinstated with the resumption of a morning flight service on October 1. The daily service, operated by IndiGo, will see flight 6E2312 departing from Nashik at 9 am and arriving in Delhi at 10.50 am. The return service is provided by flight 6E6311, departing from Delhi at 6.40 am and touching down in Nashik at 8.30 am.
The service's reinstatement follows a petition from Dindori MP Bhaskar Bhagre to Union Civil Aviation Minister Kinjarapu Ram Mohan Naidu on September 28, requesting the immediate resumption of flights. Support from Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol, as well as Bhagre's ongoing advocacy, led to the service's restoration after a three-month suspension starting March 28, 2026.
The flight's resumption benefits passengers from Nashik, including farmers, students, industrialists, traders, and officials, who rely on the air link for travel.
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