New Delhi: The government on Tuesday allows airlines to serve or sell food in all domestic flights.
The service was stopped by flight trip center less than 2 hours during the second covid wave.
In addition, the airline also allows airlines to keep reading materials such as magazines on all flights.
However, eating restrictions were not forced on international flights during the second wave.
Following a better pandemic situation and “the right implementation of the appropriate behavior of Covid” by stakeholders, the UNI flight ministry issued orders that calm several restrictions imposed during the second wave.
It also relaxed the norms for the cabin crew in terms of wearing PPE dresses.
Relaxation is kicked with direct effects, when the secretary with the Ministry of Usha Padhee issued an order.
The government has forced and eliminated restrictions based on the situation of the pandemic in this country.
As the second wave began to recede, recently allowed airlines to operate 100 percent of their pre-covid domestic flights.
Band-band rates for domestic flights are now limited to 15 days, only which means someone’s purchase ticket for travel within 15 days must be sold in the range of permitted fees.
The only big restriction that now remains on scheduled international flights suspended since March 2020.
Since last summer, international flights were permitted based on air bubble agreements.
Because of the limited capacity below this system, international airline ticket prices have skyrocketed and hurt travelers.
The travel industry has asked the government to increase the number of international flights if you want to continue the bubble system or allow scheduled flights with countries where Covid is controlled and that with a reciprocal base receiving a vaccine made-in-India and certification.