Cake cutting, celebrations focus on special UAE-Karnataka relationship – New India Express

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Bangalore: To celebrate the occasion, we cut a piece of cake that read “Namma A380 Bangalore to Dubai and beyond”. Speaking at an event at the airport, Emirates chief commercial manager Adnan Qasim said it was “a great milestone to celebrate this iconic aircraft. It will connect Silicon Valley in India and the emirate[of the United Arab Emirates]. It will cover 36 destinations in 24 countries. “Our special relationship with Bangalore and Karnataka is to grow and prosper together,” a statement read. “

Hari Marar, Managing Director and CEO of BIAL, said: “We are very pleased to have this aircraft. This is a milestone…it shows confidence in the potential of the city in terms of air mobility. For Bengaluru Airport, it has come Just in time, as we are on the verge of a major expansion plan.”
He said it took Bangalore 30 years to reach 4.5 million international flyers.

Maybe in the next five to seven years, it will hit 10 million international flyers, Marar said. “In terms of overall ridership, we expect 60 million riders over the next five to seven years,” MD said. Dr. Ahmed Abdel Rahman Albanna, UAE Ambassador to India, referred to the A380 as a “flying giant”. “Human relationships mean communication, transportation and tighter geographic boundaries.

The launch of the A380 means a lot to Emirates and the people of Karnataka. “T Somashekhar, Minister of Cooperation, “Bangalore is the second city to be covered by the A380 after Mumbai. Kempegowda International Airport has more than 170 daily flights to Dubai. Karnataka and the UAE have a close relationship based on cultural, religious and economic ties. “

</p> <p>Bangalore: To celebrate the occasion, we cut a piece of cake that read “Namma A380 Bangalore to Dubai and beyond”. Speaking at an event at the airport, Emirates chief commercial manager Adnan Qasim said it was “a great milestone to celebrate this iconic aircraft. It will connect Silicon Valley in India and the emirate[of the United Arab Emirates]. It will cover 36 destinations in 24 countries. “Our special relationship with Bangalore and Karnataka is to grow and prosper together,” a statement read. “We are very pleased to have this aircraft,” said BIAL Managing Director and CEO Hari Marar. It’s a milestone…a sign of confidence in the city’s potential for air mobility. It comes at the right time for Bangalore Airport as we are on the verge of a major expansion plan. He said it took Bengaluru 30 years to reach 4.5 million international flyers. Maybe in the next five to seven years, it will reach 10 million international flyers, Marar said. “In terms of overall passengers, we expect to reach 10 million in the next five to There will be 60 million passengers in seven years,” said the MD. Dr. Ahmed Abdel Rahman Albanna, UAE Ambassador to India, referred to the A380 as a “flying giant.” “Human relationships mean communication, transportation and tighter geographic boundaries. The launch of the A380 means a lot to Emirates and the people of Karnataka. “T Somashekhar, Minister of Cooperation, “Bangalore is the second city to be covered by the A380 after Mumbai. Kempegowda International Airport has more than 170 daily flights to Dubai. Karnataka and the UAE have a close relationship based on cultural, religious and economic ties. ”<br />