India to resume regular international flights from March 27

Despite the decline of Covid 19 cases India to resume regular international flights from March 27 informed Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Sunday. Due to the outbreak of COVID -19, scheduled international flight services were suspended on March 23, 2020. However, special international flights have been operating between India and about 35 other countries since July 2020 under the air bubble.

“The international flight services would be fully restored from March 27 as they were before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic,” he added. The minister also said that the Modi government held talks with the heads of Ukraine’s neighbouring countries, like Romania, Moldova, Slovakia and Poland, and set up a corridor for the evacuation of 18,000 Indian students from the war-hit country under the ‘Operation Ganga’. It was for the first time that so many Indians were rescued from a war-ravaged country, he claimed. “Apart from the Indian students, we evacuated some citizens of our neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal, from Ukraine,” Scindia said.

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