Domestic flights will resume once again from May 25 after two months of lockdown due to epidemic corona. While making this announcement, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has asked all airports and airlines to be prepared. This decision of the government has brought great relief to those trapped in the lockdown for the last two months.

In his statement, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said, "Domestic regular commercial flights will start from Monday 25 May. For this, all airports and airlines have been asked to be ready for this. Currently, only limited flights can be allowed. But Puri has not said anything about the commencement of regular flights of international flights. In fact, as a precaution to control the rising outbreak of Coronavirus, all domestic and international flights were stopped from March 25 with the announcement of lockdown.

Apart from this, Puri has said in a tweet message that domestic flights will resume from May 25, 2020. All airports and airlines have been told to be ready for this. According to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, a separate guideline will be issued later to the passengers catching the flight regarding their health safety, airport staff and detailed code of conduct for the airlines.

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