In a new year’s gesture to the people of Satna, Prime Minister’s Tourism Air Service has been launched, offering a convenient air route starting today. A six-seater plane will land at Satna airport at 11:30 am, marking the beginning of this long-awaited service. This is being hailed as a major gift for the locals, as the new air connectivity will significantly ease travel to and from Satna.
Previously, residents of Satna faced challenges in accessing other cities due to limited transportation options. For intercity travel, people had to rely on trains or buses, which were often time-consuming and inconvenient. However, with the launch of this air service, these travel concerns have been addressed. The air service will make traveling between cities faster, more comfortable, and hassle-free.
The new air service will operate twice a week: on Sundays and Wednesdays. On Sundays, the flight will travel from Satna to Bhopal, with a stop at Khajuraho. On Wednesdays, the flight route will take passengers from Satna to Bhopal via Jabalpur. Travelers should be aware of the specific routes for their journeys. For instance, the first flight from Bhopal on Sunday will arrive in Khajuraho, continue to Satna, then proceed to Singrauli before returning to Bhopal via Khajuraho and Satna. Similarly, on Wednesdays, the route will involve flights from Bhopal to Jabalpur, continuing to Satna and Singrauli, with a return journey that passes through Jabalpur and Satna before reaching Bhopal.
One of the key highlights of this service is the affordable fare structure, which is designed to be accessible to all passengers. The one-way fare for the flights will range between Rs 2500 and Rs 4000, making it a cost-effective option for those traveling between these cities. The introduction of this air service is expected to improve connectivity, boost tourism, and provide a much-needed convenience to the people of Satna and surrounding regions.