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Civil aviation Ministery Wednesday said that normal international flight operations are expected soon. 

Civil Aviation Secy: normal international flight operations are expected ‘very soon’

Civil aviation Ministery Wednesday said that normal international flight operations are expected soon.

The Civil aviation Ministry&nbsp;Wednesday said that normal&nbsp;international&nbsp;flight operations are expected&nbsp;soon.&nbsp; The flight operations&nbsp;were&nbsp;suspended since March last year owing to&nbsp;the&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp; The suspension was extended till November 30, except for the&nbsp;dedicated cargo flights and commercial flights that fall under air-bubble arrangements with the destination countries.&nbsp; A top official of the ministry said that international flight services are expected to be&nbsp;normalised&nbsp;&ldquo;very soon&rdquo; and &ldquo;by the end of this year.&rdquo;&nbsp; India has entered into an air bubble pact with over 31 countries.&nbsp;

Civil aviation Ministry&nbsp;Wednesday said that normal&nbsp;international&nbsp;flight operations are expected&nbsp;soon.

International passenger flight services are expected to be normalised "very soon" and possibly by the end of this year, Civil Aviation Secretary Rajiv Bansal said on Wednesday.
Scheduled international passenger flights to and from India remain suspended since March 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic. The suspension has been extended till November 30.
Normalisation of international flights is expected "very soon" and by the end of this year, Bansal said here.
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Currently, India has air bubble arrangements with more than 25 countries for operating international flights.
Under an air bubble arrangement between two countries, international passenger flights can be operated by their respective carriers into each other's territories subject to certain conditions.
Last week, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said the government was evaluating the process for normalising international operations and asserted that it wants to return to normalcy while keeping in mind the coronavirus pandemic situation in certain parts of the world.
"I am all for regaining our space in the civil aviation arena in the world and making a hub in India and for more wide body aircraft. We will get there but bear with me and trust me, I am on your side. We will work together but in a safe environment," he had said. PTI

Bombay HC asked Jyotiraditya Scindia, the newly-sworn-in Union Civil Aviation Minister to formulate a new nationwide policy for the naming and renaming of airports.

Newly-sworn-in Civil Aviation Minister, Jyotiraditya Scindia assigned first task by Bombay HC

Bombay HC asked&nbsp;Jyotiraditya Scindia, the newly-sworn-in Union Civil Aviation Minister to formulate a new nationwide policy for the naming and renaming of airports.

Aviation Minister&nbsp;Jyotiraditya&nbsp;Scindia&nbsp;assigned ' first task' by Bombay HC
Scindia&nbsp;asked to formulate policy on renaming and naming airports
HC refers to demands&nbsp;on&nbsp;naming&nbsp;Navi&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;airport after DB Patil
HC: status of 2016 draft policy to name airports after cities, not individuals unknown
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Bombay HC asked&nbsp;Jyotiraditya Scindia, the newly-sworn-in Union Civil Aviation Minister to formulate a new nationwide policy for the naming and renaming of airports.

Jyotiraditya Scindia, the newly-sworn-in Union Civil Aviation Minister, has been 'assigned his first task&rsquo; by the Bombay High Court.
The minister has been asked to formulate a new nationwide policy for the naming and renaming of airports.
Referring to a June 24 gathering, demanding that the upcoming airport in Navi Mumbai be named after the late parliamentarian DB Patil, the court said it would like to know the present position of draft policy
The High Court further added that a draft policy had been formulated in 2016 to name airports after cities and not individuals. However, it said the current status of such policy was not known

Jyotiraditya Scindia has literally flown into his father's shoes as the new Civil Avaition Minister. His father Madhavrao Scindia held the portfolio from 1991 to 93 in t

Jyotiraditya Scindia flies into father's shoes as new minister for Civil Aviation 

Jyotiraditya Scindia has literally flown into his father's shoes as the new Civil Avaition Minister. His father Madhavrao Scindia held the portfolio from 1991 to 93

Jyotiraditya Scindia has literally flown into his father's shoes as the new Civil Avaition Minister. His father Madhavrao Scindia held the portfolio from 1991 to 93 in the Narasimha Rao govt. He was later killed in an air crash in 2001.
Jyotiraditya Scindia, who quit the Congress to join the BJP last year, takes over as Civil Aviation Minister at a time when the airlines, travel sector and the hospitality industry are facing severe pressure due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
There is a silver lining for Scindia as the second Covid wave has ebbed and travelling is again seeing an uptick. . One of the main challenges of the Maharaja of Gwalior will be the sale of the Maharaja of air, the national carrier Air India, which has been stuck for years.

His father,&nbsp;Madhavrao Scindia, held the portfolio from 1991 to 93 in the Narasimha Rao govt. He was later killed in an air crash in 2001.

Jyotiraditya Scindia has literally flown into his father's shoes as the new Civil Avaition Minister. His father Madhavrao Scindia held the portfolio from 1991 to 93 in the Narasimha Rao govt. He was later killed in an air crash in 2001.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/had-he-shown-concern-when-scindia-on-rahul-s-backbencher-remark-1615287857388" target="_blank">Jyotiraditya Scindia</a>, who quit the Congress to join the BJP last year, takes over as Civil Aviation Minister at a time when the airlines, travel sector and the hospitality industry are facing severe pressure due to the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19 pandemic</a>.
There is a silver lining for Scindia as the second Covid wave has ebbed and travelling is again seeing an uptick. One of the main challenges of the Maharaja of Gwalior will be the sale of the Maharaja of air, the national carrier Air India, which has been stuck for years.
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Indian airlines Q1 revenue falls 85.7% y-o-y: Hardeep Singh Puri

Indian airlines' revenue fell by 85.7% year-on-year to ₹3,651 crore during the first quarter of FY21 due to&nbsp;Covid-19, said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday.
Moreover, employee count at the Indian carriers went down from 74,887 on March 31 to 69,589 on July 31, Puri&nbsp;stated in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha.
The revenue of airport operators has reduced from ₹5,745 crore during April-June 2019 to ₹894 crore during April-June 2020, he said.
Scheduled domestic flight services were suspended in India from March 25 to May 24 due to the&nbsp;coronavirus-triggered lockdown.

Indian airlines' revenue fell by 85.7% year-on-year to ₹3,651 crore during the first quarter of FY21 due to&nbsp;Covid-19, said Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday.
Moreover, employee count at the Indian carriers went down from 74,887 on March 31 to 69,589 on July 31, Puri&nbsp;stated in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha.
The revenue of airport operators has reduced from ₹5,745 crore during April-June 2019 to ₹894 crore during April-June 2020, he said.
Scheduled domestic flight services were suspended in India from March 25 to May 24 due to the&nbsp;coronavirus-triggered lockdown.

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