New Easy Flights for International Travel in India

印度推出便捷新航班，方便國際旅行

Jun 25, 2026, 16:31
IndiaTechnology

Introduction

The Indian government has a new plan for planes. It helps people from small cities travel to other countries more easily.

印度政府針對航空推出新計畫，幫助小城市的民眾更容易地前往其他國家。

Main Body

The new service is called 'Easy Connect'. Now, people in small cities can check their bags and show their passports at the first airport. They do not need to take their bags again in big cities like Delhi or Mumbai.

這項新服務被稱為「Easy Connect」。現在，小城市的乘客可以在第一個機場辦理行李託運並查驗護照。他們不需要在德里或孟買等大城市重新提取並託運行李。

Many people now fly to other countries through airports in the Gulf or Asia. India wants these people to use Indian airports instead. Air India started this in Varanasi. Soon, other cities like Kochi and Ahmedabad will have this service too.

許多人目前經由海灣地區或亞洲的機場飛往其他國家。印度希望這些乘客能改用印度的機場。印度航空已在瓦拉納西啟動此服務，很快地，柯契和艾哈邁達巴德等其他城市也將推出此服務。

The government is also looking at fuel prices for planes. They want to make tickets cheaper if fuel prices stay the same. To use this new service, passengers must use the DigiYatra app.

政府也在研究飛機的燃料價格。如果燃料價格保持穩定，他們希望降低機票價格。若要使用這項新服務，乘客必須使用 DigiYatra 應用程式。

Conclusion

The new system is now working in Varanasi. More cities in India will join soon.

新系統目前已在瓦拉納西運行，印度將有更多城市隨之加入。

Vocabulary Learning

✈️ The 'Easy' Way to Describe Actions

In this text, we see a pattern for talking about things that happen now or regularly. This is the core of A2 English.

1. The "Now" Pattern Look at how the text describes the new service:

  • "The new service is called..."
  • "The system is now working..."

Rule: Use is/are to describe a current fact or state.

2. The "Ability/Need" Pattern Notice these specific phrases:

  • "People can check their bags"
  • "They do not need to take their bags"

The Logic:

  • Can →\rightarrow It is possible / You have permission.
  • Do not need to →\rightarrow It is not necessary (you have a choice).

3. Words that connect places

  • From (starting point) →\rightarrow "people from small cities"
  • To (destination) →\rightarrow "travel to other countries"
  • Through (the middle point) →\rightarrow "fly through airports in the Gulf"

Quick Tip: To reach A2, stop using only "go to." Start using "travel from [Place A] to [Place B] through [Place C]."

Vocabulary Learning

international (adj.)
Between two or more different countries.
Example:I am traveling to an international airport to fly to London.
service (n.)
A system that provides a helpful thing for people.
Example:The bus service in this city is very fast.
passport (n.)
An official book that lets you travel to other countries.
Example:Please show your passport to the officer at the airport.
instead (adv.)
In place of something else.
Example:I will have tea instead of coffee.
fuel (n.)
Something like gas or oil that makes a machine or plane move.
Example:Planes need a lot of fuel to fly long distances.
passenger (n.)
A person who is traveling in a car, bus, train, or plane.
Example:The plane can carry 200 passengers.
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