Jaipur: The sixth phase of the Vande Bharat Mission started from Jaipur on Thursday.
This time however, it will have both inbound and outbound flights. People from Jaipur will be able to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi and Indians or citizens of any other country can fly to Jaipur via Delhi.
Airports Authority of India (AAI), Jaipur, officials said at least 11 flights would be operated from the city to Dubai and Abu Dhabi till September 27.
“Since India now has an air bubble system with these countries, we can also have outbound flights to these countries. People from Jaipur or any parts of Rajasthan can visit these countries via Jaipur,” said a senior officer of Jaipur airport.
As per the schedule, some of the flights will directly land in Jaipur while some will operate via Delhi.
Earlier, Vande Bharat mission only brought home stranded Indians. However, this time people from India would be able to visit various countries. “All the SOPs related to Covid will be strictly followed. Passengers need not to register themselves as we have air bubble pact with these countries,” said an officer.
04/09/20 Times of India
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This time however, it will have both inbound and outbound flights. People from Jaipur will be able to travel to Dubai and Abu Dhabi and Indians or citizens of any other country can fly to Jaipur via Delhi.
Airports Authority of India (AAI), Jaipur, officials said at least 11 flights would be operated from the city to Dubai and Abu Dhabi till September 27.
“Since India now has an air bubble system with these countries, we can also have outbound flights to these countries. People from Jaipur or any parts of Rajasthan can visit these countries via Jaipur,” said a senior officer of Jaipur airport.
As per the schedule, some of the flights will directly land in Jaipur while some will operate via Delhi.
Earlier, Vande Bharat mission only brought home stranded Indians. However, this time people from India would be able to visit various countries. “All the SOPs related to Covid will be strictly followed. Passengers need not to register themselves as we have air bubble pact with these countries,” said an officer.
04/09/20 Times of India
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