Highlights: Mumbai's Covid-19 tally crosses 25,000-mark with 1,382 new cases
Covid-19 continues to cross grim milestones as 50 lakh cases have been recorded globally with more than 3 lakh deaths. The global recovery rate is now close to 40% as more than 20 lakh have recovered.
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Fares will be regulated and will be in a fixed range: Hardeep Puri
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Coronavirus death toll in Delhi mounts to 194
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We want air travel to become affordable: Hardeep Puri
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We might have to tweak some procedures, only then we will think about international flights: Hardeep Puri
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Routes have been divided into seven sections: Hardeep Pur
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All stakeholders have cooperated so we took decision to resume flights from May 25: Hardeep Puri
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For operations from metro to metro cities one-third capacity of summer schedule will begin: Hardeep Puri
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From May 25 we will recommence domestic civil aviation operations in a calibrated manner: Hardeep Puri
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Planning to ramp up flights to bring back more people from overseas: Hardeep Puri
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It is time for us to open up: Hardeep Puri
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The fact that we are meeting today physically is a reflection that we have gained more confidence in normalisation of the situation: Hardeep Puri
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Private airlines have been involved as well for Vande Bharat Mission: Hardeep Puri
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More than 20, 000 stranded Indians have been brought back by flights: Hardeep Singh Puri
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Total number of Covid-19 positive cases in Rajasthan rises to 6,146
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ASI Bhivsen Haribhau Pingle from Mumbai lost his life to coronavirus
India’s Covid-19 tally crossed 1.1 lakh on Thursday with 5,609 new cases getting detected in the last 24 hours. This is the second-biggest single-day spike in the number of Covid-19 cases in the country. According to the Union health ministry update, the total number of cases in the country are 1,12,359. Out of these, the number of active cases are 63,624, those recovered are 45,299. Countries across the globe are easing restrictions which were imposed due to the coronavirus outbreak. Covid-19 continues to cross grim milestones as 50 lakh cases have been recorded globally with more than 3 lakh deaths. The global recovery rate is now close to 40% as more than 20 lakh have recovered.
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Fares will be regulated and will be in a fixed range: Hardeep Puri
The cabin crew will be required to be in full protective gear. Only one check-in bag will be allowed. Passengers should report before at least 2 hours before departure time. Fares will be regulated and will be in a fixed range: Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri
Coronavirus death toll in Delhi mounts to 194
Coronavirus death toll in Delhi mounts to 194; highest single-day spike of 571 fresh cases takes tally to 11,659: Authorities
We want air travel to become affordable: Hardeep Puri
On new fare structure: Earlier the air carriers could put its range (minimum to maximum) on the website...we have looked at corresponding rail fares. We want air travel to become affordable. We have set a minimum fare, and a maximum fare. For Delhi to Mumbai the minimum fare would be ₹3,500 and maximum at ₹10,000: Hardeep Puri
We might have to tweak some procedures, only then we will think about international flights: Hardeep Puri
Based on our experience on opening up of domestic flights, we might have to tweak some procedures, only then we will think about international flights. 40% of the tickets will be sold at the mid point of this band. These tickets will be priced at around ₹6,700: Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri
Routes have been divided into seven sections: Hardeep Pur
We have divided routes into seven sections where flight duration is less than 40 minutes. The next segment will have routes for 40-60 minutes: Hardeep Puri
All stakeholders have cooperated so we took decision to resume flights from May 25: Hardeep Puri
All stakeholders such as airlines, airports have cooperated so we took decision to resume flights from May 25: Aviation Minister
For operations from metro to metro cities one-third capacity of summer schedule will begin: Hardeep Puri
For operations from metro to metro cities one-third capacity of the summer schedule will begin. For operations from metro to non-metro cities (where the weekly departures less than 100, airlines are free to operate any routes for the Summer schedule): Hardeep Puri
From May 25 we will recommence domestic civil aviation operations in a calibrated manner: Hardeep Puri
Starting Monday, May 25 we will recommence domestic civil aviation operations in a calibrated manner: Hardeep Puri
Planning to ramp up flights to bring back more people from overseas: Hardeep Puri
We are planning to ramp up flights to bring back more people from overseas, will allow private airlines to operate rescue flights: Hardeep Singh Puri
It is time for us to open up: Hardeep Puri
It is equally important that at some stage you will have to open up. Two months is a very long period of time, as you have to balance between lives and livelihood: Hardeep Puri
The fact that we are meeting today physically is a reflection that we have gained more confidence in normalisation of the situation: Hardeep Puri
When we announced Vande Bharat Mission on 5th May, we met virtually. The very fact that we are meeting on 21st May physically, it is a reflection of the fact that we have gained more confidence in the normalisation of the situation and resumption. Because of the measures taken for lockdown early on, we have been able to escape the situation other countries have found themselves in: Puri: Civil Aviation Minister HS Puri
Private airlines have been involved as well for Vande Bharat Mission: Hardeep Puri
We have now involved private airlines as well for the Vande Bharat Mission and ramped the operation: Hardeep Puri
More than 20, 000 stranded Indians have been brought back by flights: Hardeep Singh Puri
More than 20, 000 stranded Indians have been brought back: Hardeep Singh Puri
Total number of Covid-19 positive cases in Rajasthan rises to 6,146
131 Covid-19 positive cases, 3 deaths, 18 recovered and 41 discharged in Rajasthan today so far. The total number of positive cases in the state rises to 6146, including 150 deaths and 3422 recovered and 3041 discharged: Rajasthan Health Department
First published: May 21, 2020 06:31 IST