Passenger footfall touches 4,55,809 on Saturday: Hardeep Singh Puri

A total of 2,27,821 domestic passengers flew on 2,129 flights on Saturday, while there were 4,253 across movements across the country and 4,55,809 footfalls on the day, Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri informed on Sunday.

New Delhi: A total of 2,27,821 domestic passengers flew on 2,129 flights on Saturday, while there were 4,253 across movements across the country and 4,55,809 footfalls on the day, Union Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri informed on Sunday.

"On 26 December, we had 2,27,821 domestic passengers flying on 2129 flights. There were a total of 4253 flight movements and 4,55,809 footfalls on the day. It is a steady journey towards Pre-COVID numbers," the minister tweeted.

• On 26 December 2020 we had 2,27,821 domestic passengers flying on 2129 flights.
  
  As civil aviation operations continue steadily there were a total of 4253 flight movements & 4,55,809 footfalls on the day.
  
  It is a steady journey towards Pre-COVID numbers. pic.twitter.com/M1NjFCW0BL

  — Hardeep Singh Puri (@HardeepSPuri) December 27, 2020 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="

  On 26 December 2020 we had 2,27,821 domestic passengers flying on 2129 flights.
  
  As civil aviation operations continue steadily there were a total of 4253 flight movements & 4,55,809 footfalls on the day.
  
  It is a steady journey towards Pre-COVID numbers. pic.twitter.com/M1NjFCW0BL

  — Hardeep Singh Puri (@HardeepSPuri) December 27, 2020

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  On 26 December 2020 we had 2,27,821 domestic passengers flying on 2129 flights.
  
  As civil aviation operations continue steadily there were a total of 4253 flight movements & 4,55,809 footfalls on the day.
  
  It is a steady journey towards Pre-COVID numbers. pic.twitter.com/M1NjFCW0BL

  — Hardeep Singh Puri (@HardeepSPuri) December 27, 2020

Earlier on December 1, the minister informed that the number of daily domestic passengers on flights touched 252,374 that was a new high since operations resumed on May 25 this year.

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He tweeted, "Our airports and skies are busy again. The number of daily domestic passengers has crossed the 252K mark that is a new high since operations resumed on May 25, 2020. We expect to cross pre-COVID numbers by year-end. Aviation is emerging as India's safe and efficient mode of transport in these times."

(ANI)