Dhaka – Bangladesh Airlines has resumed flights between Dhaka and Narayanganj after more than a year of suspension, according to local media. The flight, which was previously halted due to operational and logistical challenges, is now back in service, marking a significant step for the airline. The resumption comes amid efforts to restore normalcy in domestic air travel following a prolonged disruption.
The airline had faced difficulties in maintaining regular operations, including issues related to maintenance and staffing. With the recent restart, passengers are once again able to travel between the two cities, which are key economic hubs in the country. Officials have not yet provided details on the frequency of the flights or any changes in service conditions.
This development is seen as a positive sign for the aviation sector in Bangladesh, which has been working to recover from the impacts of the pandemic and other disruptions. The return of the Dhaka-Narayanganj route could help boost regional connectivity and support local businesses reliant on air transport. (itvbd.com)
