China Southern Airlines announces it will resume flights between Guangzhou and Delhi after a six-year gap. The service is set to restart on the Guangzhou–Delhi route, following a period when the airline did not operate this connection.
According to reports, the resumption involves expanded operations across South Asia. The airline plans to run more than 100 weekly flights spanning eight round-trip routes in the region, indicating a broader schedule beyond the Delhi–Guangzhou pairing.
While both outlets focus on the same restart, they describe the route slightly differently—one headlines the Guangzhou–Delhi direction and the other the Delhi–Guangzhou direction. Both frame the move as a return after the same six-year hiatus and do not present conflicting details about the restart itself. The overall emphasis across sources is on the restart timing and the scale of additional South Asian flying that comes with it.
