Govt allows domestic carriers to increase flights to 60% of Pre-COVID times
By
Biju Kumar
As passenger demand increases and airlines are flying with more seats full, the aviation ministry today allowed airlines to increase the number of flights to 60% of the total flights operated pre-COVID from 45% currently.
The review was done after a total number of flights operated by commercial airlines in India crossed 1,000 flights a day during the month of August. On the first day of September, airlines operated 1,121 flights a day.








