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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.
The new SOP for air travel has been notified, which will allow for travel by planes across India on May 25, 2020, and onwards. Here is how much things have changed for the next time you will get on board an aircraft.
The newest PPE, as it turns out, is nothing more than good old plexiglass. Here is how airports across the globe are re-engineering the passenger experience to add some glass walls to it.
Meet the real-life Viktor Navorski, a German national who has been living in the transit area of Delhi Airport’s Terminal 3 for over 50 days now, as he got stuck while transiting the Delhi Airport on his way to Istanbul.
What will the Delhi Airport look like once flights resume? Elaborate measures are being put in place to try and make sure that the airport will be safe for aviation personnel and passengers in the days ahead. Here are some details of how the airport procedure will look like post CoVid19 lockdown ending and resumption of operations.
Vistara’s lounge at Delhi Airport Terminal 3 has been closed effective April 1, 2020. Vistara has made new arrangements to host their eligible passengers at a contract lounge going forward.
The new respiratory pneumonia virus which first originated in Wuhan City in China, is being screened for at Indian airports. Arriving passengers from China will be subject to thermal screening at Delhi/Mumbai/Kolkata airports.
Come Friday, September 6, Delhi Airport will start the trials of facial recognition at their Terminal 3, with Vistara customers being able to participate in this trial. The technology is being provided by Vision Box.
Delhi Airport is shuffling flights from Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 for SpiceJet and IndiGo from September 5, 2019 onwards. Check if your flight has been affected.
Today, I flew the inaugural flight of Vistara’s International operations, between Delhi and Singapore, and here is an indepth review of what to expect on Vistara’s flight to Singapore.
Lufthansa will no longer fly the A380 to Delhi from January 2020. Instead, it will fly a 747-400 without a first class cabin. Good news is, Lufthansa will roster a premium heavy 747-8 featuring a first class cabin on this route from March 29, 2020.
