Air travel : Indian aviation regulator DGCA said on Sunday that the ban on scheduled international passenger flights has extended till September 30. However, the DGCA said that international scheduled flights may allowed on selected routes on a case-to-case basis from the competent authority.
In a circular issued in this regard. It has also said that this order does not affect the operation of international cargo services and specifically the flights permitted by it.
Special international flights are being operate under the bilateral ‘air bubble’ arrangement.
It is noteworthy that the operation of international passenger airlines in India has suspended from 23 March 2020 due to the Corona virus global epidemic. But, special international flight are being operated under the Vande Bharat Mission from May 2020 and under a bilateral ‘air bubble’ arrangement with select countries from July 2020.
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India has signed ‘Air Bubble’ agreement with 28 countries.
Let us tell you that India has signed ‘Air Bubble’ agreement with about 28 countries including US, UK, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kenya, Bhutan and France. It is noteworthy that under the ‘air bubble’ agreement between the two countries. Their airlines can operate special international flights between their regions.
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