During the Corona crisis, the government has given great relief to the country’s airline companies. The advantage of this has been shown on the stock of airline companies.
There is good news for domestic airlines facing crisis due to Corona infection. In fact, the government has allowed airline companies to operate 60 per cent domestic flights. Earlier on 26 June, they were allowed to operate 45 per cent of the flights. Please tell that due to the lockdown, there was a ban on domestic flights in the country for about 2 months, due to which the sector suffered a lot. However, the decision of the government has benefited the stock of airline companies.
Indigo shares rise 3 percent
The parent company of IndiGo airline Interglobe’s stock gained nearly three per cent to Rs 1,275. At the same time, the share price of SpiceJet was also up by about 3 per cent at the level of 52 rupees. Let us tell you that there was a slack in the stock of airline companies for some time.
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Permission has been given to serve food
Recently, the central government has allowed airline companies to provide pre-packaged snacks, food and beverages in domestic flights. Along with this, hot food has been allowed to be served on international flights. An order to use trays, plates and cutlery used only once when serving food or beverages.
Staff will have to wear new gloves every time. Not only this, if a passenger refuses to wear a face mask during the flight, the airline can put it on the ‘no-fly’ list. This means that air travel will be banned on that passenger.
International flights closed since 23 March
Let us know that regular international flights in the country have been closed since 23 March. However, special international flights are being operated from May under the Vande Bharat Mission. Also, some flights are being operated under bilateral air bubble agreement.
