Coimbatore-Sri Lanka flights resume, new 'Air Bubble' deal comes into effect since yesterday
Coimbatore: The Coimbatore-Sri Lanka flight, which was suspended due to the spread of the COVID-19 disease, is to be resumed.
The Coimbatore - Sri Lanka 'Air Bubble' agreement has been implemented since yesterday. It is also stated that this agreement will continue until international air traffic resumes.
With this agreement, airlines can start services between India and Sri Lanka. A variety of sectors are listed, including industry, business, and medicine. Based on this, both countries can use the air service to travel. Apart from this, airlines and passengers are required to follow the safety guidelines issued by the government due to the spread of the disease.
Sri Lankan Airlines have been operating flights from Coimbatore International Airport to Colombo (Colombo). Now, air service between Coimbatore and Sri Lanka is set to resume under the 'Air Bubble' agreement. The service was earlier suspended due to the spread of the COVID-19 disease.
The Coimbatore - Sri Lanka 'Air Bubble' agreement has been implemented since yesterday. It is also stated that this agreement will continue until international air traffic resumes.
With this agreement, airlines can start services between India and Sri Lanka. A variety of sectors are listed, including industry, business, and medicine. Based on this, both countries can use the air service to travel. Apart from this, airlines and passengers are required to follow the safety guidelines issued by the government due to the spread of the disease.
Sri Lankan Airlines have been operating flights from Coimbatore International Airport to Colombo (Colombo). Now, air service between Coimbatore and Sri Lanka is set to resume under the 'Air Bubble' agreement. The service was earlier suspended due to the spread of the COVID-19 disease.