International Flights To Resume: Good news for those celebrating New Year, Christmas holiday abroad, International Passenger Flight Service started from 15th December

International Flights To Resume: There is good news for air travelers going abroad on the occasion of New Year and Christmas. The government has permitted international travel for other countries except for 14 countries.

International flights starting from December 15

From December 15, regular international flight operations are going to start for the rest of the countries except 14 countries including the UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Finland, South Africa, Brazil, China, Mauritius, Singapore Bangladesh, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, and New Zealand. . It is believed that the government has taken this decision because of the new variant of coronavirus. Let us tell you that flight service is going on under air bubble agreement with many of these 14 countries.

There was a ban from March 2020

India had banned the operation of international flights after the corona epidemic knocked in March 2020. However, later flights service was started through Vande Bharat flights and bubble agreement. In the 14 countries where the International Flight Service service has not been regularised, international flights service will continue under the bubble agreement. This decision of the government will benefit the airline industry, which is going through a crisis, then it will help in keeping the airfare low.

increasing vaccine coverage

Vaccination coverage will also increase by December. Both doses of the corona vaccine have been given to 40 percent of the citizens of the country. It is believed that this decision has been taken after discussing it with the Ministries of Home and Health. Like international flights, domestic flights were also suspended during the lockdown. However, after a break of two months, domestic flight operations were started in May 2020 with limited capacity. But since October this year, domestic flights have been allowed to fly at full capacity.