Star Air is expanding its services by introducing 24 weekly flights that will directly connect Hyderabad with Bhubaneswar, effective September 4. This initiative is particularly beneficial for travelers who have historically relied on connecting flights or long road journeys between Telangana and Odisha, including business professionals, students, families, and weekend tourists.
Shilpa Bhatia, the Chief Commercial and Marketing Officer at Star Air, emphasized that these new and reinstated routes are designed to improve accessibility to the region. She stated, “With the introduction of direct Hyderabad-Bhubaneswar flights and the reinstatement of our Bhubaneswar-Jharsuguda services, we are strengthening connectivity across Telangana and Odisha. These services are designed to support the needs of business travelers, students, families, and leisure seekers alike.”
Hyderabad, served by the busy Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, is a major hub for various sectors, including IT, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and education. Conversely, Bhubaneswar, the capital of Odisha, serves as both an administrative center and a gateway to the state’s temple towns and emerging business districts. The new nonstop flight will significantly reduce travel times, which previously necessitated either a flight transfer or a lengthy land journey.
The reinstated service between Bhubaneswar and Jharsuguda is equally significant, enhancing air travel options for a vital industrial hub in western Odisha. This direct link will facilitate easier access for industry professionals, medical travelers, students, and government officials, making it a critical service for the region.
Tickets for the newly launched and reinstated routes are available for purchase on the Star Air website and major travel booking platforms. The airline encourages travelers to book early to secure their preferred travel dates around the September 4 launch.
Star Air positions this expansion as more than just increased flight frequencies; it aims to establish the Telangana-Odisha corridor as an important commercial and community link. Hyderabad will serve as a base for work and education, while Bhubaneswar will act as a cultural and administrative hub, and Jharsuguda will be recognized for its industrial significance. For a regional airline focused on connecting less-traveled routes, the addition of 24 weekly flights signals a strong commitment to meeting the growing demand for travel options across this corridor.
From early September, passengers can consider the Hyderabad-Bhubaneswar route as a direct travel option and view the Bhubaneswar-Jharsuguda service as a valuable addition to their travel plans.
