Union aviation ministry has asked airlines to stick to fare price guidelines issued by it when they restart booking for domestic flights from Monday, two months after total prohibition was imposed on air travel to curb the spread of coronavirus, the ministry said in a notification issued today.
“Airlines should adhere to the lower and upper limits of fares prescribed by the ministry during the period of Covid-19 pandemic,” the notice read. The details of the lower and upper limits were not categorically stated in the notice put out by the ministry.
Union aviation ministry also made it clear that only one third of the total domestic flights will be allowed to resume. No meals on flights will be allowed to serve, temperature checks for all passengers and full protective gear for crew, the ministry said.
