Melbourne airport chief executive Chris Woodruff described the development as “exceptional news” for the state.
More in Travel Today later.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Air India to launch Melbourne-Delhi
Air India will launch daily direct services between Melbourne and Delhi from November 1.
Melbourne airport chief executive Chris Woodruff described the development as “exceptional news” for the state.
More in Travel Today later.
Melbourne airport chief executive Chris Woodruff described the development as “exceptional news” for the state.
More in Travel Today later.
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