Ludhiana: You will not be able to travel to Delhi by air for two more months, because LONE flights will continue to be suspended until October-end.
This flight was last operated on April 9.
Problems, is the reason for continuing the suspension of flights.
We don’t know whether the flight will operate or remain suspended after that.
Less than 72 ATR aircraft for various purposes may also be reasons for their suspension.
“” There are other problems – according to the new Directorate General of Civil Aviation Guidelines, there must be 5,000 meters of visibility for flight landing, which is difficult to find at Sahnewal airport in the morning and curfew.
The meteorological department says this kind of visibility is usually between noon and 3pm at Sahnewal.
Previously, there was a visibility requirement of 1,500 meters, “said an airport official.
Indian officials said they received several questions about the resumption of flights.
Esiden, especially the business community, anxiously waiting for flights to continue.” For business cities such as Ludhiana, air connectivity is a must.
Employers trade with clients from all over the country.
And both preferring air travel to save time, “said Ajeet Singh, a city businessman.
Low residential.
Delhi-Ludhiana flight data shows that during the first 19 days of March, the average occupancy was largely below 50%.
That’s 52.14 % on March 20 and fell to 30% on March 27, when the last flight was operated in April.
In April, the average flight occupancy was between 31.4% and 37.14%.
Delhi flights to remain suspended until the end of October
