International flights will start from December 15, 14 countries will be banned

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After a long wait, now once again regular international flights can start soon. According to sources, the government can allow international flights on a regular basis from December 15. However, the ban on flights to those countries will continue where the infection of the corona virus (COVID-19 Infection) is still spread. Earlier on Wednesday, a big announcement was also made by the Ministry of Civil Aviation regarding international flights.

Sources said that there are about 14 such countries which were waiting for the start of flights, due to the resurgence of corona cases, restrictions will still remain in force in all those countries. The list of banned countries also includes the European Union and some other countries where a new version of Corona has been detected. It has already been said by the government that by the end of this year, the ban on flights due to COVID will be lifted.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation said that before starting international flights, three categories will be created based on the risk of corona in different countries. According to the ministry, different Kovid restrictions will be implemented for the countries included in this category.

Resumption of scheduled commercial international passenger services to/from India may be resumed from 15th December 2021: MoCA

Based on the countries recognised as "at-risk" by MoHFW, the countries have been categorised into 3 categories with separate capacity restrictions: MoCA pic.twitter.com/nHZ5i1GPKY

— ANI (@ANI) November 26, 2021

Tourism industry is under pressure on the government
Let us tell you that the ban on scheduled international flights is in force from March 2020. Now realizing the situation of Kovid, the government is slowly taking a decision on lifting the ban on flights. Meanwhile, the tourism industry is pressuring the government to lift the ban on flights. The tourism industry has requested to start flights to those countries where the corona is under control.