India will allow international flights operations starting Dec 15

New Delhi, Nov 26th : .

India will allow the resumption scheduled international passenger services starting December 15, it was announced FridayAccording to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, there will be a calibrated resumption of operations for those countries that have been identified as "at-risk" by the Health Ministry.

The nationwide lockdown to stop the spread of Covid-19 caused passenger air services to be suspended in March 2020.Domestic flight services were resumed on May 25, 2020, but international flights were not.The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), issued a circular on Friday.It stated: "The matter was reviewed and the competent authority decided to resume scheduled international passenger services to/from India starting 15 December 2021." "Accordingly, the scheduled international passenger services to/from India will remain suspended until 2359 hours IST on 14 December 2021.

" The DGCA circular stated that resumption commercial international scheduled passenger services would entail reversion of bilaterally agreed capacity entitlements, and the termination of air bubble agreements.It stated that Covid-19 conditions prevailing, the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare will enlist countries "at risk" periodically to determine the capacity entitlements.rv/v #India #international #flights #Delhi.