Hunnu Air will begin the first regular direct air service between India and Mongolia on 28 September, linking New Delhi with Ulaanbaatar every Monday. The airline’s schedule lists flight MR302 departing Delhi at 8:00am and arriving in Ulaanbaatar at 4:00pm, while MR301 operates the return sector at 3:30am on Mondays. Hunnu Air lists the service through 27 March, 2027, with a flying time of about five hours. The Embassy of India in Ulaanbaatar said the direct service is expected to support trade and tourism. Hunnu Air’s Chief Commercial Officer Turbold Tserenkhuu said journeys can exceed 20 hours with one or two stops, while the airline is targeting Mumbai and Bengaluru as future destinations. Bird Group is supporting the India launch.
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