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Will Start Some Flights From May 4, Says IndiGo After Lockdown Extension
IndiGo, the country's largest private airline, announced today that it will resume flights from May 4, a day after the extended lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus is to end. The airline will start with fewer flights and ramp it up over the next few months, even restoring select international flights, its CEO said.
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Aviation Industry Stares At Loss Of Up To $3.6 Billion In Q1 Due To Travel Ban
The pandemic has had a significant impact on the aviation industry due to the stringent border controls by a host of countries.
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Will Start Some Flights From May 4, Says IndiGo After Lockdown Extension
IndiGo, the country's largest private airline, announced today that it will resume flights from May 4, a day after the extended lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus is to end. The airline will start with fewer flights and ramp it up over the next few months, even restoring select international flights, its CEO said.
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Aviation Industry Stares At Loss Of Up To $3.6 Billion In Q1 Due To Travel Ban
The pandemic has had a significant impact on the aviation industry due to the stringent border controls by a host of countries.
