Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Director-General of Civil Aviation on Sunday prolonged the suspension on scheduled international commercial passenger flights until September 30, 2021, stated around via way of means of the office of DGCA.
However, worldwide scheduled flights can be allowed on decided on routes via way of means of the capable authority on case to case basis. This limit shall now no longer follow to international all-cargo operations and flights particularly accepted by DGCA, the round similarly stated.
“In a partial change on around dated June 26, 2021, the capable authority has similarly prolonged the validity of the round issued at the concern stated above concerning Scheduled International business passenger carrier to/from India until 2359 hrs IST of 30th September 2021,” said the DGCA round.
“This limit shall now no longer follow to worldwide all-shipment operations and flights specifically accepted by DGCA. However, International Scheduled flights can be allowed on decided on routes via way of means of the capable authority on case to case basis,” similarly said the circular.
Earlier, the scheduled international flights had been suspended till August 31, stated the round issued via way of means of the DGCA on July 30, 2021.