The travellers will undergo thermal scan and will have to show that the Aarogya Setu app on the passengers mobile phone has the 'you-are-safe' message

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Tracker India: Those providing essential services, including media personnel, don't need pass, IDs sufficient. Ambulances and vehicles for essential services will also be allowed

Domestic flights resume operations after 2 months:  The first flight departed from Mumbai airport to Patna at 6:45 AM today. The first arrival flight to Mumbai departed from Lucknow at 8:20 AM. Both flights will be operated by IndiGo

Initially the state government will allow 25 take offs and 25 landings every day for domestic flights from Mumbai airport, says Maharashtra Minister Nawab Malik

AirAsia India said it would strictly follow the SOPs (standard operating procedures) and guidelines laid out by the regulatory bodies to enable safe travel

India will try to restart a good percentage of international passenger flights before August, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on Saturday, three days after announcing resumption of domestic flights from May 25. Watch the video for more.Also Read: Govt issues guidelines for domestic, international travel; check out the details here

In a late-night tweet on Saturday, Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh wrote that it was 'extremely ill-advised to re-open airports in red zone'. According to Deshmukh, mere thermal scanning of passengers was inadequate with or without swabs

Coronavirus (COVID-19) tracker India highlights: Maharashtra remains worst-affected by in the country with 50,231 confirmed coronavirus cases in the state. Of this, Mumbai alone accounts for 30,542 cases and 988 deaths

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Highlights: Sikkim, the only state in India to be coronavirus-free up until now, has reported its first COVID-19 confirmed case on Saturday

\"We cannot prevent anyone from coming. They are our brothers and were suffering there. We need to save those who come here and also those who are here,\" said KK Shailaja

Airlines are allowed to resume about a third of their operations from Monday, with additional rules like no meals onboard, temperature checks for all passengers and full protective gear for the crew

The Airport Authority of India issued new standard operating procedures (SOPs) as flights get ready to resume operations from May 25. How will the airport be sanitised? How will authorities ensure that no infected person boards a flight? How will luggage be sanitised? All airports and air carriers are getting ready for operations but questions remain. Watch the video for more on the guidelines.Also Read: Mumbai-Delhi flights min price capped at Rs 3,000, max Rs 10,000

Those living in containment zones, won't be allowed air travel. Those who have been tested positive for COVID-19 will also not be allowed to travel.

Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri says all stakeholders such as airlines, airports had cooperated, so the Centre decided to resume flights from May 25

In the case of Delhi, Mumbai the minimum fare would be Rs 3,500 for a journey between 90-120 minutes, maximum fare would be Rs 10,000, says Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0 India highlights: Delhi reported the highest single-day spike of 571 fresh cases on Thursday, taking tally in the city to 11,659 and the death toll from coronavirus infection rose to 194

Coronavirus Lockdown 4.0 India Live Updates: Maharashtra's COVID-19 cases breached 39,000 mark after 2,250 more patients were reported positive of the deadly virus in last 24 hours. The death toll in the state rose to 1,390 after 65 more fatalities were reported since Tuesday

The national security threat China and other adversaries pose to our transportation industry cannot be underestimated, Senator John Cornyn said.

Coronavirus lockdown 4.0: Foreign and domestic airlines will be suitably informed about the opening of their operations whether international to or from India or domestic, respectively, in due course, says DGCA

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