MP: Rewa’s Dream Takes Flight: Direct Air Service to Delhi Soon; CM Mohan Yadav and Union Minister Ram Mohan Naidu will flag off Alliance Air's ATR 72
The wait for the people of Vindhya region is coming to an end. People of Rewa, Vindhya, and surrounding areas will begin receiving regular air service. A 72-seater aircraft from Rewa to Delhi will depart from Rewa Airport on November 10. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and Union Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu will flag off Alliance Air's ATR 72 aircraft for Delhi at 12 noon.
Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla reviewed preparations for the inaugural ceremony, to be held at Rewa Airport on November 10, starting at 11 am. He stated that air connectivity in the Vindhya region has got a boost, along with economic strength. Rewa airport is not only a significant infrastructure but also a vehicle for the Vindhya region's development. It is scripting a new chapter in the region's economic, tourism, and industrial progress.
Air service will soon begin from Rewa to Indore
The operation of the ATR-72 aircraft will benefit not only the Vindhya region but also the people of Uttar Pradesh, bordering the district. He stated that air service will soon begin from Rewa to Indore, providing connecting flights to other cities in the country.
On this occasion, Alliance Air representatives Mukesh Jaiswal and Yashvardhan Singh stated that the flight will depart from Rewa to Delhi at 12:10 pm on November 10th. Following this, the flight will operate regularly three days a week from November 11th.
Commissioner of Rewa Division Mr. B.S. Jamod, Inspector General Mr. Gaurav Rajput, Collector Mrs. Pratibha Pal, Municipal Corporation Chairman Mr. Venkatesh Pandey, along with administrative and departmental officials were present at the meeting.