New Delhi: Centre on Wednesday will hold a consultative meet with domestic airlines amid the ongoing pandemic.
Industry Sources say the consultative process is used to gauge the impact of Covid-19, to restore capacity and regional connectivity.
Recently, the Centre has allowed airlines to deploy up to 80 per cent of their pre-Covid flight capacity.
In terms of numbers, the domestic passenger traffic has gradually risen from 30,000 on May 25 to 2.52 lakh on November 30.
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The domestic flight services were suspended from March 25 till May 25.
However, the international flight services still remain suspended except for special and 'air bubble' flights.
(IANS Report)
