Bahrain Air announces exciting introductory fares
Kochi: Bahrain Air's maiden flight from Kerala will take off from Cochin International Airport to Bahrain May 26.
In a statement here Monday, the company announced it would operate services from Kochi three times a week throughout the summer season.
As an introductory offer, Bahrain Air announced fares starting from Rs.2,885 from Kochi to Bahrain, Dubai, Doha and Dammam.
This will be exclusive of taxes.
Bahrain Air operates a fleet of modern Airbus 320, with 12-seat capacity in premium class furnished with comfortable leather seats and ample legroom.
All passengers can look forward for a variety of in-flight entertainment options and will have the opportunity to buy a wide choice of duty-free items.
IANS
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