Manta Air starts new flights between Maldives & Bangalore starting 2024

Manta Air launched direct flights from India to the Maldives early February 16th. This growth was exposed at an exceptional event detained at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Bangalore.

The airline plans to transform travel between India and the Maldives by providing non-stop flights from Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport to the Maldives' Dhaalu Airport. This new route will allow travelers to avoid the challenges and costs of connecting through Male's Velana International Airport, granting them easier entry to the upscale resorts in the Dhaalu Atoll.

Dhaalu Atoll is home to a selection of top resorts in the Maldives, such as Kandima Maldives, Niyama Private Islands, St. Regis Maldives, RIU, Baglioni, Angsana Velavaru, and Sun Siyam Iru Veli.

The flight schedules are planned thoughtfully to help guests make the most of their time in the Maldives. Flights arrive in the mornings and depart late in the evenings for India.

Mohamed Khaleel, CEO of Manta Air, spoken his pleasure about this milestone, stating that “This statement marks an essential moment in our company’s route – we are progressing from being the top domestic and seaplane carrier in the Maldives to an international airline operative. With Manta Air’s development through a new direct flight route from India to the Maldives we anticipate a rush in travel interest and bookings from Indian tourists. This planned move aim to improve the visitor experience and boost bookings for resorts in Dhaalu atoll, mainly Kandima, RIU Hotel, and Niyama Private Island, which are all situated in close proximity to the airport. By facilitate easier and extra reasonable travel access to the Maldives; we predict an extensive increase in travel demand from Bengaluru and crossways India in 2024 and beyond.”

This plan marks an important step for Manta Air, transitioning from a domestic and seaplane carrier to an international airline operator. The airline anticipates a rush in tour interest and bookings from Indian tourists make travel to the Maldives more easy to get and affordable. Manta Air plans to team up with best partner resorts to offer limited packages, ensure nonstop convenience for travelers from India.