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IATA and the various airline organisations representing the interests of European airlines may have found a potential way to stop the upheaval of their schedules in Winter 2020 and arrived at an agreement to keep their slots till early 2021.
New provisions being put in place in India will allow you to skip institutional quarantine as long as you have a CoVid-19 negative test conducted within 96 hours of departure, or will test negative on arrival.
100 days after opening up domestic flights, Indian airlines have finally managed to operate 1,000 flights for a week in a row. Is this the start of a good trend or just a coincidence? What does the data for domestic flights show us? Let us find out.
Malaysia will block the entry of Indian long-term pass holders into the country from Monday, September 7, 2020, onwards. This move is on the back of India’s CoVid-19 case count going up.
Good news, Maharashtra is opening-up the hospitality and travel sector bit by bit. There will no longer be the requirement of an e-pass to travel inside Maharashtra, and hotels can go back to 100% occupancy levels if they deem fit.
If you were thinking of flying into India or heading outside the country over the next few weeks, let’s forget it. India has announced that for now, only travel under the Vande Bharat Mission and air bubble flights are allowed.
In a new development, West Bengal, has finally started to permit flights from major airports such as Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, etc. to operate flights into Kolkata Airport from September 1, 2020 onwards, three times a week.
Carriers flying into India and operating domestically will now be able to resume meal service on aircraft with some limitations, on both domestic as well as international flights.
90 days after opening up domestic flights, Indian airlines have finally managed to operate 1,000 flights a day twice in a week. Is this the start of a good trend or just a coincidence? What does the data for domestic flights show us? Let us find out.
Virgin Atlantic will be providing insurance cover to everyone who will be flying the airline between August 24, 2020, and March 31, 2021. The policy will be focussed on CoVid-19 related protection for their customers.
Karnataka has announced that with immediate effect, they will not require any CoVid-19 related disclosures or testing on arrival and no more quarantine will be required as well.
