Biman Bangladesh Airlines plans to resume Dhaka Delhi flights on 13 May, after a previous suspension.
The route will be operated thrice weekly using Boeing 737-800, says the airline.
Cirium schedules data shows that Biman will be the sole operator on the route.
Prior to the suspension of its flight operations on 17 April, Jet Airways was the only airline to fly between Delhi and Dhaka.
Source: Cirium Dashboard
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