RJ will stop operating to Mumbai on September 10 and to Delhi on October 31, this year.
The airline is also shutting down its Lagos route with effect from October 10.
With the closure of the three destinations, the RJ routes will count 51.
RJ Chairman of the Board/President and CEO Nasser Lozi said that the decision is part of a synchronised plan to turn around the airline covering operations and financial structure.
The move comes at a time whilst RJ is facing difficulties due to the instability in the region and high fuel prices.
Lozi attributed halting these flights to the reduced demand on travel from/to these cities due to the aggressive growth of regional competition and increased operating costs.
He added that shutting down the three destinations raises the number of destinations that RJ has stopped
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