Coronavirus lockdown: Air India stops bookings till April 30
NEW DELHI: National carrier Air India has stopped bookings for domestic and international flights till April 30 as it awaits a decision from the government on the lockdown that ends on April 14, according to a spokesperson.
No-frills carriers IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir said they are taking bookings for domestic flights starting April 15.
In the case of SpiceJet and GoAir, they have started selling tickets for international flights from May 1.
