Suspension Of Scheduled World Passenger Flights Prolonged Until January 31
Scheduled global passenger flights were suspended in India since March 23 because of Covid
New Delhi:
The coronavirus-induced suspension of scheduled global passenger flights has been prolonged until January 31, aviation regulator DGCA stated nowadays.
“Then again, global scheduled flights could also be allowed on decided on routes by way of the competent authority on a case-to-case foundation,” the Directorate Normal of Civil Aviation added.
Scheduled global passenger products and services were suspended in India since March 23 because of the coronavirus pandemic. However particular global flights were running below the Vande Bharat Project since Might and below bilateral “air bubble” preparations with decided on international locations since July.
India has shaped air bubble pacts with 24 international locations together with the USA, the United Kingdom, the UAE, Kenya, Bhutan and France. Below an air bubble pact between two international locations, particular global flights will also be operated by way of their airways between their territories.
The DGCA round additionally stated that the suspension does no longer impact the operation of global all-cargo operations and flights in particular licensed by way of it.
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