Domestic airlines have received approval to operate 22,287 flights per week (around 3,183 flights daily) in the winter schedule, which begins on Sunday. This is just 4.38 per cent lower than the number in the winter schedule 2019.
Earlier in the month the civil aviation ministry had allowed airlines to operate at 100 per cent capacity and so for the first time since May 2020 airlines will be able to do so.
Currently airlines are operating at 70-75 per cent of the pre-Covid-19 capacity and a ramp-up to 100 per cent will be gradual, based on demand, industry sources said. On Wednesday airlines operated 2,251 domestic flights.
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