Air India, the state owned airline of India, on Saturday resumed flights between the two nations following two days suspension.
The airline had suspended flights between Afghanistan and India following the attack on Kabul international airport on Thursday.
The flights by Air India were resumed despite objections by the its pilots who called for an immediate halt to flights between India and Afghanistan.
An official of the Air India said the airline will operate normally and flights between Kabul and Delhi were resumed on Saturday.
In the meantime, officials in Indian civil aviation said there was no such pressure and the Afghan authorities had assured them regarding enhanced security measures at Kabul airport.
19/07/14 Ghanizada/Khaama Press
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The airline had suspended flights between Afghanistan and India following the attack on Kabul international airport on Thursday.
The flights by Air India were resumed despite objections by the its pilots who called for an immediate halt to flights between India and Afghanistan.
An official of the Air India said the airline will operate normally and flights between Kabul and Delhi were resumed on Saturday.
In the meantime, officials in Indian civil aviation said there was no such pressure and the Afghan authorities had assured them regarding enhanced security measures at Kabul airport.
19/07/14 Ghanizada/Khaama Press
