Due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, the country has 21 days of lockdown. Domestic flights for the safety of people which were earlier canceled till 31 March have been canceled till 14 April now. Directive issued by Directorate General of Civil Aviation has been done.

Earlier on Thursday, the DGCA extended the ban on international flights from 29 March to 14 April. Earlier, the DGCA had banned these flights from 23 March to 29 March. DGCA said in its decision that on 19 March A circular was issued to suspend international flights operations. The duration of the ban is now being extended till 12 pm on 14 April. Will not apply to flights.

For your information, let us tell you that on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown. He said that it is necessary to break the chain of coronavirus. In view of this lockdown, DGCA extended the duration of the ban on international flights Earlier, the Central Government had decided to cancel all visa applications on March 12 itself. All visa applications 15 up from 12 noon on March 13 were canceled for even till April.

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