International Flights resumption: Regarding the Omicron variant of Corona, DGCA has made a big slip regarding international flights. Let us know when will international flights start.
International Flights resumption: In the midst of growing global concern about the new variant of the global pandemic Corona (New variant of Corona, Omicron), the Government of India has taken a big decision regarding international flights. Actually, Omicron, the new variant of Corona, has spread its feet in many countries at this time. Its case has also been confirmed in India.
Meanwhile, the government has decided not to resume scheduled international flights from December 15. A week ago, the government had talked about reopening international flights from December 15. But now in view of the present circumstances, the government has taken this decision.
When will the flights take off
Aviation regulator DGCA has said that the next date of reopening of the scheduled commercial international passenger service will be informed soon. Let us inform that due to the corona virus epidemic, scheduled international flights are closed from March 23, 2020.
Prime Minister’s review meeting
Significantly, the new variant of Corona Omicron is showing its havoc across the world, that is why on November 27, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a review meeting with senior officials on the Omicron variant, in which he urged the officials to reopen international flights. Was asked to reconsider the plans.
New variants raised concerns
Issuing a new circular for this, DGCA said that keeping in view the evolving global scenario with the emergence of new variants of concern, the situation is being closely monitored in consultation with all the stakeholders. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) informed that a notification will be issued regarding the appropriate decision of the next effective date for resumption of scheduled commercial international passenger service.
