IndiGo will resume flights to Dubai early on Friday morning

“IndiGo will restart India And UAE From 0130 IST (2000 UTC) tonight. We have notified all passengers and regret any inconvenience caused,” the airline said in a statement.

The ban was implemented after transporting passengers to the city state without mandatory regulations Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction Negative test report. The ban came into effect on August 17, leading to the cancellation of various flights to Dubai.

This will be one of those rare cases because Coronavirus disease Travel has been affected, and Air India has been banned by foreign countries for allowing passengers who have not been tested by RT-PCR. Earlier, Air India was condemned by foreign countries for testing negative after a large number of passengers arrived. All passengers in the above cases boarded after showing a negative COVID certificate.

The impact of this ban is not significant because the UAE has not yet allowed all categories of passengers from India. Currently, UAE residents, students, educators and others including transit passengers can return to the country or use Dubai Airport.

The UAE has suspended flights from India on April 24, when India was struggling to deal with the devastating second wave of the epidemic, with more than 400,000 new cases every day. The ban lasted for nearly four months and was not relaxed until August 5.

During the ban, only a very small number of people are eligible to fly on Air India and Emirates There is only one passenger on board.