Air India offers 'attractive' fares for Bangladeshi travellers to Australia

Air India is set to launch its direct daily flights to Sydney and Melbourne from New Delhi on August 29, the airline said in a statement yesterday.
Air India that will fly its new Boeing 787 Dreamliners offers special fares to Bangladeshi passengers flying to Australia.
The Dhaka-Sydney/Melbourne fares, including taxes, via New Delhi start from Tk 32,852 for a one-way Economy ticket and Tk 61,600 for a two-way ticket.
Bangladeshis can fly from Dhaka to the two Australian cities, via New Delhi. For four days a week, flights will be Delhi-Sydney-Melbourne, and for three days they will connect Delhi-Melbourne-Sydney. The transit time in New Delhi is a little more than two hours.