New Delhi/Dubai: Bahrain Air, which had suspended its flights between Thiruvananthapuram days after launching them, can now resume these services with the aviation regulator DGCA granting it the required clearances. The airline had launched flights, four each week on March 16, but suspended them on March 26 due to the delay in getting operating clearances and permits. When contacted, DGCA chief E K Bharat Bhushan told PTI that the problem has now been resolved. The airline's chief executive Richard Nuttall had earlier told a newspaper in Dubai that "the delay is happening as a number of people are involved in signing the documents. We are in touch with authorities through phones and e-mails, but we are optimistic and awaiting a positive response from the Indian civil aviation authorities."
15/04/12 IBN Live
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