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Vistara has been cutting back the meal experience even before Covid-19, but during the pandemic, it has been uniformly rolled out across their domestic and international flights across the board. In the process, Vistara is cutting off the legs of their premium experience, which set them apart from other Indian carriers. And of course, in their head, it is all Covid-19.
Air Canada is adding a new, year-round direct flight between Montreal and Delhi on October 31, 2021. Not just that, there will be also the expansion on the Toronto – Delhi city pair, with a second flight being added on October 15, 2021 for three-times a week operation.
India has withdrawn the requirement for UK citizens to quarantine in India for those visiting India with immediate effect. Details inside.
Domestic flying is set to get cheaper again, as the airlines are going to be permitted to fly more flights with effect from October 18, 2021 onwards
Akasa, the airline promoted by ex-Jet Airways CEO, Vinay Dube, and backed by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, is moving towards a launch, with the airline having now received a NOC from the Government of India for launch. Next step, an AOP.
Mumbai Airport has moved forward the date of the reopening of Terminal 1 by a week in wake of the massive rush the airport is witnessing this weekend.
In an (expected) development, Tata Sons have won the bid to buy Air India. The national carrier will come back to the fold of Tatas after 68 years of nationalisation. Here are the details!
Delhi Airport will resume operating Terminal 1 from October 31, 2021, onwards. IndiGo and SpiceJet will operate out of Terminal 1, to begin with.
The United Kingdom has done away with their traffic light system, and will no longer require quarantines from people arriving from some countries, including India as long as they are vaccinated. Here is the low down of everything you need to know about the new travel rules the UK is putting in place.
India plans to restart the issuance of Tourism Visas to India as of October 15, 2021, with riders, and without riders from November 15, 2021, onwards. Details inside.
IATA, the industry association for airlines around the globe, is committing to making aviation sustainable and “net-zero” of emissions by 2050. Here is how they plan to do it.
