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India-Bangladesh Air Bubble Flights To Resume From September 3
Flights between India and Bangladesh under the bilateral air bubble arrangement will resume from September 3, according to the civil aviation ministry.
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India Has Finalised Air Bubble Pact With Sri Lanka: Aviation Ministry
India has established a bilateral air bubble arrangement with Sri Lanka for operation of special international passenger flights between the two countries, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Saturday.
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Flights To India To Resume Next Week Under Bilateral "Air Bubble": Nepal
Stalled for nearly nine months, flights between Kathmandu and New Delhi are set to resume from next week under the "air bubble" concept, government officials confirmed.
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Vistara To Operate Special Flights On Delhi-London Route From August 28
Vistara on Tuesday said it will operate special flights on the Delhi-London route from August 28 to September 30 as part of the bilateral air bubble arrangement signed between India and the UK.
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COVID-19: India Planning Bilateral "Air Bubble" Flights With 13 Nations, Says Minister
India is negotiating with 13 countries, including Australia, Japan and Singapore, to establish separate bilateral air bubble arrangements for international flight operations, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong Not Allowing Flights From India, Have Applied For Permission: Centre
Hong Kong is not allowing flights from India and the Centre is in discussions with the Kuwait government to establish a bilateral air bubble, said the Civil Aviation Ministry on Wednesday.
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COVID-19: Passengers To Give Quarantine Details Before Arrival In India
People arriving in India on flights operating under "bilateral air bubbles" with select countries may soon be required to fill an online form giving details of their end destination and where would they be quarantined - 7-day mandatory institutional quarantine paid for by the passenger and a further seven days of home quarantine, officials said tod...
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India Announces "Air Bubbles" With US, France; Flights From Today
India has signed bilateral agreements with France and the US that will allow airlines of each country to operate international flights starting Friday, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Thursday, adding that similar arrangement with Germany and the UK are being worked out too.
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Bilateral Air Bubbles To Fly Travellers Till Entry Restrictions In Place: Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri
Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said that till the international civil aviation can reclaim its pre-COVID numbers, countries with entry restrictions, including India, can fly through bilateral air bubbles.
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India In Talks With US, UK, Canada, Others To Resume Flights Through Air Bubbles: Officials
India is in talks with US and Canada and countries in European and Gulf regions on establishing individual bilateral bubbles which will allow airlines of each country in the pact to operate international flights, said Arvind Singh, Chairman, Airports Authority of India (AAI).
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India-Bangladesh Air Bubble Flights To Resume From September 3
Flights between India and Bangladesh under the bilateral air bubble arrangement will resume from September 3, according to the civil aviation ministry.
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India Has Finalised Air Bubble Pact With Sri Lanka: Aviation Ministry
India has established a bilateral air bubble arrangement with Sri Lanka for operation of special international passenger flights between the two countries, the Civil Aviation Ministry said on Saturday.
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Flights To India To Resume Next Week Under Bilateral "Air Bubble": Nepal
Stalled for nearly nine months, flights between Kathmandu and New Delhi are set to resume from next week under the "air bubble" concept, government officials confirmed.
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Vistara To Operate Special Flights On Delhi-London Route From August 28
Vistara on Tuesday said it will operate special flights on the Delhi-London route from August 28 to September 30 as part of the bilateral air bubble arrangement signed between India and the UK.
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COVID-19: India Planning Bilateral "Air Bubble" Flights With 13 Nations, Says Minister
India is negotiating with 13 countries, including Australia, Japan and Singapore, to establish separate bilateral air bubble arrangements for international flight operations, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong Not Allowing Flights From India, Have Applied For Permission: Centre
Hong Kong is not allowing flights from India and the Centre is in discussions with the Kuwait government to establish a bilateral air bubble, said the Civil Aviation Ministry on Wednesday.
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COVID-19: Passengers To Give Quarantine Details Before Arrival In India
People arriving in India on flights operating under "bilateral air bubbles" with select countries may soon be required to fill an online form giving details of their end destination and where would they be quarantined - 7-day mandatory institutional quarantine paid for by the passenger and a further seven days of home quarantine, officials said tod...
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India Announces "Air Bubbles" With US, France; Flights From Today
India has signed bilateral agreements with France and the US that will allow airlines of each country to operate international flights starting Friday, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Thursday, adding that similar arrangement with Germany and the UK are being worked out too.
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Bilateral Air Bubbles To Fly Travellers Till Entry Restrictions In Place: Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri
Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday said that till the international civil aviation can reclaim its pre-COVID numbers, countries with entry restrictions, including India, can fly through bilateral air bubbles.
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India In Talks With US, UK, Canada, Others To Resume Flights Through Air Bubbles: Officials
India is in talks with US and Canada and countries in European and Gulf regions on establishing individual bilateral bubbles which will allow airlines of each country in the pact to operate international flights, said Arvind Singh, Chairman, Airports Authority of India (AAI).
