The ban on international flights due to the Omicron threat has been extended until January 31

Scheduled international passenger services in India have been suspended since 23 March 2020 due to a coronavirus outbreak. The ban has been extended until January 31, 2022, as the new coronavirus, Omicron, is likely to increase.

Therefore, the Air Transport Regulatory Authority (DGCA) on Thursday announced that India will suspend its scheduled international passenger flights until January 31, 2022.

Amid growing concerns about the Coronavirus variant Omicron, the DGCA decided on December 1 not to restart flights scheduled for December 15 (Travel Ban). It is noteworthy that just a week ago, it announced the resumption of scheduled international flights.

Logeshwaran J

Read, The Indian team will always need Virat Kohli as a batsman: Rohit Sharmae on yourcoimbatore.com