India has finally opened up its skies for regular international flights. After a gap of two years due to the pandemic, 6 Indian and 60 foreign airlines have now started to operate weekly.
A total of 3249 weekly flights are operating from today. Scheduled flights were banned at the start of the pandemic, much like the rest of the world. Only flights under the air bubble arrangement between India and other countries were operating until now.
It is being expected that there will be a fall in the cost of flight tickets after an increase in flight connectivity. The bubble system for India came to an end yesterday.
