BENGALURU: The very first nonstop Bengaluru-US flight inaugurated in January, linking town and San Francisco, was temporarily trashed after weak patronage as a consequence of the lockdown from Karnataka because of the pandemic.
Aviation sources said Air India will restart the flight performance in June 10.
The flight has been inaugurated on January 11 this season using an all-woman team, involving four pilots, working it into the Kempegowda International Airport.
The return airport Bengaluru the next day using 220 passengers.
Second wave of the pandemic and the following lockdown have abandoned the aviation business in a catastrophe.
While restricted domestic travel carries on, international flights are confined to air bubbles between Indian and other nations.
Even the US, among other countries, originally restricted and then banned flights out of India having the increase in daily new Covid instances in April and May.
Last trip to SF was May 10With instances in Karnataka, also, seeing a significant increase, the authorities enforced a fullscale lockdown on April 27.
The previous trip to San Francisco took from KIA on May 10 and another trip on May 13 has been seated.
The previous return flight attained Bengaluru on May 10 and has remained seated.
An origin in Air India reported that passenger figures have yet to be encouraging as a result of lockdown from Karnataka, forcing the operator to suspend flight operations for a while.