Announcement of increased relief for air travelers, international flights will fly from tomorrow

New Delhi | International Flights: In the midst of relief from Corona infection in the country, the Central Government has now allowed international flights to fly from tomorrow, announcing another big relief. International airlines, which were closed since March 2020 due to Corona epidemic, will now start from 27 March.

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Use of masks and sanitizers is mandatory now
International Flights: The Central Government has announced several relaxations in the existing Kovid-19 rules at airports and flights. The Center has relaxed these rules keeping in mind the convenience of better operation of air operations. According to which, airlines will not be required to keep 3 seats vacant for medical emergencies on international flights. However, the central government said that it is still mandatory to wear face mask and use sanitizer during airport and flight.

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There will be no need to wear PPE kit
According to the new rules of the Ministry of Civil Aviation, now cabin crew members will not be required to wear PPE kits. However, PPE kits, sanitizers and N-95 masks can be carried keeping in mind the safety reasons.

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Significantly, in view of the increasing infection of Corona, scheduled international flights were suspended in the country on 23 March 2020. After which flights were resumed in July 2020 through an air bubble arrangement with 37 countries.

Corona’s latest situation in the country so far
Total positive till now – 4 crore 30 lakh 16 thousand 372
Total deaths so far – 5 lakh 20 thousand 855
Total discharge till now – 4 crore 24 lakh 80 thousand 436
Total active cases now – 16 thousand 741
Total vaccination so far – 182 crore 87 lakh 68 thousand 476 doses