India joined several other countries, including Germany, France, Italy and Ireland, to ban travel from the UK to prevent the spread of a new strain of the Coronavirus. As far as India is concerned, India has suspended flights to and from the UK till 31 December amid concern that unrestricted movement will trigger a quick surge in covid cases. No flights will arrive in India until 31 December 2020, and vice versa. However, international all-cargo flights and special flights allowed by the Indian aviation regulator will continue to operate. India has been engaged in an air bubble arrangements with as many as 23 countries, including the US and UK. Flight will resume with the government directives after 31 December 2020. Vistara and Air India are the only Indian airlines to operate flights to the UK, while British airlines Virgin Atlantic and British Airways operate flights to India and back. “Vistara will comply with the government’s decision to suspend all flights o
United Airlines International flights to the US, France resume on an interim basis International flights to resume in India on 17 th July 2020 via “Air Bubble”. According to the Indian Civil Aviation Minister Mr. Hardeep Singh Puri, Air France will operate 28 flights between Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore to Paris from July 18 till August 1. United Air will operate 18 flights between Delhi, Mumbai to Newark till 31 July. Under this establishment, services will carry a possible number of people but under defined conditions as countries are still imposing entry restrictions, including India,' said aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri's tweet Putting an end to the long wait of international flyers, the Union Civil Aviation Mini ster said that the international flights will start operation to the US from today via “Air Bubble”. He tweeted on this important issue. “ In an initiative to further expand our international civil aviation operations, air