City
Epaper

Japan, India now part of Air Bubble arrangement

By ANI | Published: October 20, 2020 9:30 PM

India and Japan are now a part of the Air-Bubble system wherein registration of passengers with the Indian embassy will no longer be required, the Indian embassy in Tokyo said on Tuesday.

Open in App

India and Japan are now a part of the Air-Bubble system wherein registration of passengers with the Indian embassy will no longer be required, the Indian embassy in Tokyo said on Tuesday.

"#India & #Japan are now part of '#AirBubble'system. Registration of passengers with @IndianEmbTokyo (Indian Embassy in Tokyo) is no longer required, and bookings should be done directly with concerned airlines," the Indian Embassy in Tokyo said in a tweet.

An official statement released by the embassy stated that bookings should directly be done with the concerned airlines.

"Air India has announced its Air-Bubble schedule from Delhi to Tokyo with effect from November 2 to December 28, and from Tokyo to Delhi with effect from November 4 to December 30," read the statement.

The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has entered into air bubble arrangements with multiple countries even though regular international flights remain banned owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: delhiTokyoIndian EmbassyAir IndiaFirst air india`delhiAir india airbusDelhi capitalNational carrier air india
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalAnupamaa Fame Rupali Ganguly Joins BJP in Presence of Vinod Tawde in Delhi (Watch Video)

NationalNothing Suspicious Found So Far, Says Minister Atishi on Bomb Threat Emails to Delhi Schools (See Tweet)

NationalDelhi Bomb Threats: More Than 60 Delhi-NCR Schools Get Threats, LG VK Saxena Asks Commissioner for Detailed Report

NationalBomb Threats to Several Schools in Delhi Found to Be Hoax; Police Says 'No Need to Panic'

NationalFormer Congress Delhi MLAs Neeraj Basoya and Nasseb Singh Resign From Primary Membership of Party

International Realted Stories

InternationalCMFRI holds awareness campaign on climate change for fishing communities

InternationalMedia bodies express concern over state of 'free media' in Pakistan

InternationalUNGA president invokes Mahatma Gandhi to call for protecting journalists

InternationalIndia, Sweden welcome progress in bilateral cooperation, stress on need to focus on emerging technologies

InternationalFires erupt in Ukraine's Kharkiv after overnight Russian attacks