Restrictions on international flights will be lifted soon, confirms Ministry of Civil Aviation

Delhi | Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Rajiv Bansal, while talking exclusively to Zee Business, said that international flight operations are expected to return to normal soon. The central government had on March 23 last year banned the operation of international flights to try and control the spread of Kovid-19. However, flight restrictions were later eased under air bubble arrangements with some countries. At present, India has made air bubble pacts with about 28 countries. ( international flight operations soon)

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Not applicable to international all-cargo operations

Earlier, India’s civil aviation regulator had extended the ban on scheduled international commercial flights till November 30. In the notification, the Central Directorate General of Aviation (DGCA), however, said the ban would not apply to international all-cargo and flights operations specifically approved by the DGCA. It also said that scheduled international flights may be allowed on selected routes on a case to case basis.

Only RT-PCR test required to enter ( international flight operations soon)

The country was operating Vande Bharat flights to many countries for the last one year to rescue the stranded Indians. Air bubble pact is a bridge between two countries to ease travel and allows free flow of passengers with all required documents. At present, India’s vaccine certificate is in force in almost all countries and is allowed to enter the destination country. Requires only RT-PCR test. Domestic air travel, on the other hand, has reached its full potential after the government’s order to resume flights as per pre-Covid levels. ( international flight operations soon)