Now ban on international flights till July 31, they will be exempted, DGCA's guideline

Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has extended the ban on international flights once again. Now these restrictions will be applicable till July 31, 2021. DGCA issued notification by issuing this matter. Due to Corona infection, international flights were banned in March last. Since then the ban is increasing steadily.

DGCA issued a notification on Wednesday by raising the ban on international flights till July 31. After this, India will be stopped on all international flights coming and going to India.

These restrictions will not apply to those flights, which are allowed from DGCA. Apart from this, cargo flights will continue. Also, all the schedule flights of Travel Bubble will also be operational.

Due to Corona infection DGCA had banned international flights on March 23 2020. He was banned domestic flights. Later, domestic flights were started from May 25, but the restrictions on international flights were implemented.

However, later India started the air bubble agreement with many countries. India had done this agreement with 27 countries including America, Britain, UAE, Kenya, Bhutan and France. If Air Bubble Compromise is between two countries, then the flight between the two countries can be reached.