Air India Express becomes first airline to fly international from Navi Mumbai Airport
Navi Mumbai just got its first international departure gate. Air India Express is flying to Abu Dhabi from the city's newest airport starting July 15.
Navi Mumbai just got its first international departure gate. Air India Express is flying to Abu Dhabi from the city's newest airport starting July 15.
Flight services are resuming from major Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kochi, Kozhikode, Bengaluru and Lucknow.
To facilitate cricket fans travelling to witness the final, the airline will operate additional flights to Ahmedabad from Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad.
"From 5 to 11 March, we’re operating 3 additional flights between Delhi and Toronto. From 7 to 10 March, we’ve added three flights between Delhi and Frankfurt, and one flight between Delhi and Paris (Charles de Gaulle)," Air India said in a statement.
As of Sunday, airlines across regions have been forced to cancel or reroute flights after emergency safety restrictions were imposed on key air corridors.
The airline considered their sick leave a pre-meditated and concerted abstention from work without any justifiable reason.
The protesting cabin crew members claimed that despite promises of job security, salary preservation, and recognition of seniority and expertise, there has been a noticeable deviation from these assurances.
The ministry also emphasized the situation’s urgency and called for a prompt resolution to minimize passenger inconvenience.
Sources said the senior employees, including the cabin crew, are unhappy with the changes.
Some 300 staffers reported sick at the last minute and switched off their mobile phones.
