Leh airport in Ladakh, India, is set to significantly enhance its air connectivity by increasing daily flights from eight to 18 ahead of the peak tourism season. Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena announced this development on Sunday, emphasizing that two additional flights are expected to commence operations soon. The increased flight frequency will connect major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Srinagar, and Chandigarh, providing greater flexibility for travelers planning their trips. Saxena highlighted that this initiative aims to boost tourism in Ladakh, which is anticipated to welcome a larger number of visitors than before. He expressed confidence that the enhanced flight operations will not only attract tourists but also create local livelihoods, positioning Ladakh as a convenient and sought-after destination for travelers seeking unforgettable experiences.