The ban on all domestic flights operations across India that was till March 31 has been extended till April 14 as the country steps up efforts to fight COVID-19, the aviation regulator DGCA said today.International flights in and out of India were already stopped till April 15 before the 21-day pan-India shutdown was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his second address to the nation on the coronavirus pandemic last week.
"All domestic operators engaged in scheduled,non-scheduled and private aircraft operations in India shall ensure strictcompliance of the order," the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)said in a statement today.
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