Ludhiana: More than three months after Ludhiana-Delhi’s flight was suspended, it would likely start operating in the first two weeks of August.
This flight was last operated on April 9.
India Airport Authority Officers (AAI) said, “Flight operators have requested possible schedules for their operations and are willing to start around 9 August.
Because there is a possibility of fog in the morning hours, we have suggested to airlines to operate at the afternoon hours when good visibility At the time at Sahnewal Airport.
“Airport officials said when Covid cases had fallen significantly and the rules to show RT-PCR reports had been carried out.
Go with, they hope the flight to watch a good response.
“Taking business activities in the city will also help attract more passengers,” said Indian water officials said, “According to the proposal, flights may take off from Delhi at 840 in the morning and 11:00.
AAI has sought advice from the Director of the Airport and Director of the Department of Meteorology Before the schedule was repaired.
“He said they were getting questions from people about the reopening of the flight and would start ordering after the schedule was repaired.
“Because the Covid case is in a decline in Delhi too, we expect a good response from there too,” he added.
People with enthusiasm waiting for the commencement.
“I often go to Delhi for business related to business and prefer to leave.
By air.
But when flights between Ludhiana and Delhi have not operated for the past few months, I have to travel by road.
If the flight starts, the business community will benefit, “said Harpreet Singh, a businessman.
Low residence.
Delhi-Ludhiana flight data shows that for the first 20 days of March, the average occupancy is largely below 50%.
It was 52.14% on March 20 and dropped to 30% on March 27, when the last flight was operated in that month.
In April, averaging aviation residence was between 31.4% and 37.14%.