Page 5 - International Flights

Privatised Air India loses priority in international traffic rights

DGCA drops clause that gave the airline an edge over other private ones in the amended rules issued on April 19

Qatar Airways, IndiGo reactivate codeshare partnership signed in 2019

In a codeshare partnership, each carrier on its distribution system can sell seats of other's flights

Air traffic likely to soar as regular foreign flights take wing after 2 yrs

Development marks end of air bubbles which came into being in mid-2020. Over 115,000 passengers flew in and out of India on 667 flights under this mechanism on Saturday

It's an important day as regular international flights resumed: Scindia

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said regular international flight services, which were suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic for the last two years, resumed with full capacity

India allows over 3,200 international flights per week from Mar 27

As per the approved schedule, IndiGo will operate 505 departures per week, followed by Air India at 361, Air India Express 340, SpiceJet at 130, GoAir (GoFirst now) at 74 and Vistara at 56

Airlines to operate 930 daily flights to 40 countries in summer schedule

This is around 22.5% lower than pre-Covid levels

After two years, regular international flights to resume from Sunday

Overseas flights are being operated now under bilateral air bubble arrangements with various countries

Emirates to resume pre-pandemic service frequency to India from Apr 1

Prior to the pandemic hitting the country in March 2020 and grounding overseas flight services, Emirates was operating 170 weekly flights to nine destinations

Virgin Atlantic to start second daily flight on Delhi-London route

The flight will be operated from Heathrow airport to Indira Gandhi International Airport in the national capital

IndiGo starts flights between India and Thailand after a span of two years

The airline said it will operate the Thailand flights under air bubble agreement till March 26 and thereafter as part of its scheduled commercial international operations

India to resume regular international flights from March 27: Scindia

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Sunday said that regular international flights will resume from March 27 as the coronavirus situation in India has improved now.

Will resumption of overseas flights revive fortunes of aviation sector?

After two years, regular international flights will resume beginning March 27. It will replace India's air-bubble arrangement with 37 countries. What does it mean for aviation and tourism industry?

Next steps for aviation

Opening international traffic will improve prospects

Regular international passenger flights from Mar 27 after two-year gap

The move is expected to boost international capacity and will help soften airfares, which have been soaring due to increased demand and rise in crude oil prices

Regular international flights to resume on March 27 after a two-year gap

These services had been suspended from March 23, 2020, in view of the coronavirus pandemic

Suspension of scheduled international passenger flights extended: DGCA

Scheduled international passenger flights have been suspended in India since March 23, 2020, following the outbreak of the coronavirus

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International flights to remain suspended till further orders, says DGCA

The DGCA further said that the flights under bubble arrangement will be not be affected.

SpiceJet to start six direct flights to Bangkok from March 10

The airline will be deploying B737 aircraft to operate all India-Bangkok flights, it stated, adding the Kolkata-Bangkok flight and the return flight will begin from March 10

Financial viability important for starting new overseas flights: Vistara

With fuel cost being higher, we have to review where we should be looking at for additional operations, said Vistara's chief Vinod Kannan