New Delhi : In view of coronavirus outbreak, air carrier SpiceJet on Thursday announced to suspend the majority of its international operations from March 21 till April 30.
The suspended flights will be resumed as soon as the situation normalises.
"We are forced to temporarily suspend the majority of our international operations from March 21 till April 30. We will resume the suspended flights as soon as the situation normalises," said the SpiceJet in a statement.
SpiceJet's Kolkata to Dhaka flight will continue to operate as per schedule.
"Our Kolkata-Dhaka flight will continue to operate as per schedule. Our Chennai-Colombo flight will restart from March 25 while our Delhi-Dubai and Mumbai-Dubai flights will resume from April 16," it said.
On an average basis, the air carrier operates 597 flights to 62 destinations, including 53 domestic and 9 international ones. Singapore, Dubai, Colombo, Kathmandu and Bangkok are some of the international destinations that the SpiceJet connects to.
19/03/20 ANI/New Kerala
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The suspended flights will be resumed as soon as the situation normalises.
"We are forced to temporarily suspend the majority of our international operations from March 21 till April 30. We will resume the suspended flights as soon as the situation normalises," said the SpiceJet in a statement.
SpiceJet's Kolkata to Dhaka flight will continue to operate as per schedule.
"Our Kolkata-Dhaka flight will continue to operate as per schedule. Our Chennai-Colombo flight will restart from March 25 while our Delhi-Dubai and Mumbai-Dubai flights will resume from April 16," it said.
On an average basis, the air carrier operates 597 flights to 62 destinations, including 53 domestic and 9 international ones. Singapore, Dubai, Colombo, Kathmandu and Bangkok are some of the international destinations that the SpiceJet connects to.
19/03/20 ANI/New Kerala
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