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Bengaluru started helicopter service to avoid traffic chaos


Bengaluru, India

Till now you could use a helicopter to go from one state to another or even from one city to another, but Bengaluru has gone much further than this.

A helicopter facility is going to be available in Bengaluru to go from the airport to the city soon.

Reaching the city by helicopter will get rid of the traffic and will also save you time. Where it takes 120 minutes to reach the city from the airport, you will reach the city in just 15 minutes after the helicopter facility is started.

Blade India has announced that it will start helicopter services to ensure faster travel between Bengaluru and Kempegowda International Airport, reported NDTV. This service is going to start on October 10 this year. The company says that the services of the helicopter will be available five days a week.

Talking about the fare, it will be Rs 3,250 per person (excluding tax). The company will take the help of the H125 DVG Airbus helicopter for this.

This service will start between Hindustan Aeronautics Limited Airport and Bengaluru Airport and will be able to fly five to six passengers at a time.

The company said on its official website that for HAL, passengers can opt for the 15-minute journey instead of the 120-minute journey.

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The company says that it will provide helicopter services on other routes as well. In which Whitefield and Electronic City will be connected.

Initially, Blade India will operate helicopter flights twice a day. In which the flight from Bengaluru to HAL airport will take off at 9 am and return at 4.15 am.



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