New Delhi. More than one crore passengers have flown on 1,08,210 flights since recommencement of domestic operations on May 25 this year, said Minister of State (MoS, Independent Charge) for Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri.
Puri further said that domestic aviation is moving towards pre-COVID figures. He congratulated all stakeholders on achieving this milestone in India’s journey towards creating an Atmanirbhar Bharat.
The Civil Aviation Minister shared that on September 24, total number of departing passengers was 1,19,702 and total number of arriving passengers during this period was 1,21,126. He added that total departures were 1,393 whereas arrivals were 1,394 taking the total number of movements of flights to 2,787. Further, total number of passenger footfalls at airports across the country was 2,40,828 in a single day.
Notably, in the wake of Covid-19 the operations of domestic schedule commercial airlines were ceased with effect from March 25. The operations resumed after two months on May 25.
