With the announcement of resumption in domestic flight operations, AirAsia India has resumed its operations and will fly to 21 destinations in the country. According to a tweet by the airline, it has begun operations from today. It said that all the passengers who are travelling to any state have to read, understand, as well as comply with all health and other standard protocols as directed by the destination State or Union Territory.
AirAsia has informed all the passengers that the company will not bear any cost related to guests for repatriating or bearing any quarantine. It further stated that if there is any cancellation, the company will inform the impacted passengers via SMS or email and for this, AirAsia India has also requested guests to update their information on its website https://airasia.com.
According to a report by PTI, the airlines are working in collaboration with the government officials and other stakeholders and have come up with new protocols that will help open up the domestic flying in a safe and regulated manner and keep the safety of operators and passengers in focus. Citing Sunil Bhaskaran, AirAsia India Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, the report said that the new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and the latest guidelines will make way for ensuring as well as instilling some sense of confidence among passengers.
25/05/20 Pratishtha Nangia/Financial Express
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AirAsia has informed all the passengers that the company will not bear any cost related to guests for repatriating or bearing any quarantine. It further stated that if there is any cancellation, the company will inform the impacted passengers via SMS or email and for this, AirAsia India has also requested guests to update their information on its website https://airasia.com.
According to a report by PTI, the airlines are working in collaboration with the government officials and other stakeholders and have come up with new protocols that will help open up the domestic flying in a safe and regulated manner and keep the safety of operators and passengers in focus. Citing Sunil Bhaskaran, AirAsia India Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, the report said that the new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and the latest guidelines will make way for ensuring as well as instilling some sense of confidence among passengers.
25/05/20 Pratishtha Nangia/Financial Express
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