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Air India, the carrier on June 12, Ahmedabad Airport, one of the tragic accident with one of the Boeing 787 aircraft after cutting the program will continue to continue some international flights in August. Medical Faculty and Civil Hospital.
Air India used the Reduction of the so -called “security pause” to examine the Boeing 787 Dreamliner Jets fleet. However, the airline said it will restore its international program from the beginning of next month. As part of the expansion, Air India will restore frequencies on several important ways from the major Indian markets. Although the changes will not take place at the same time, they show Air India’s hopes to return to normal operations after tragedy.
The gradual release of previously operated international flights will continue until September 2025, and until October 1, 2025, Air India hopes to restore the entire program.
After these changes are implemented, the airline will return to the major international flight program. Air India, which offers 63 routes connecting India to foreign cities around the world, including India, will operate 575 weeks of international flights.
Although most of the routes will return after the “security pause”, they seem to have retired a series of carriers.
Air India, said in a statement: “As the program discounts received as part of the security pause are applied until July 31 and the restoration of the full operation is applied gradually, some services planned to work between August 1 and September 30 will be removed from the program.”
Accordingly Simple flightThe airline between Ahmedabad and London was changed when AI171 worked when it fell only 30 seconds after the departure.
The flight landing at Gatwick Airport was initially operating five times a week. However, when the route continues later this year, it will work only three times a week and instead will land at Heathrow Airport. In addition to this route, flights from Delhi to Zurich, Tokyo and Seoul will see full restoration and even the frequency will be added to Zurich flights.
