On Monday, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia informed that in view of the improved corona virus situations, all international passenger flight services will resume by March 27.
The Minister made the announcement during Question Hour as the Upper House assembled for its second part of the Budget Session after one month's break.
The move is expected to boost international tourism and will help soften airfares' which have been soaring due to an increase in crude oil prices.
For airlines, it is a much-needed relief because resuming international operations means they will be able to use aircraft on longer sectors, resulting in better utilisation of assets.
They will also be able to improve their revenue earned per seat because fares are higher on international sectors than on domestic routes.
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