Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA), Government of India on Tuesday reviewed the existing COVID-19 guidelines for domestic and international flight operations and issued a consolidated set of guidelines for aviation stakeholders including airlines, airport operators and passengers.
Ministry of Civil Aviation has issued guidelines/SOPs for operators, passengers and other stakeholders to ensure smooth conduct of air operations, safety and hygiene of passengers to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection during air travel.
Considering the overall improvement in the situation and the readiness of the government to deal with the pandemic, the home ministry suggested that the provisions of the Disaster Management (DM) Act may not be required to be used for COVID prevention measures in future.
Ministry of Civil Aviation also assessed the COVID-19 criteria for overseas operations. Consequently, there was a need to consolidate the instructions issued from time to time, and a set of new instructions to be followed by passengers, airport operators and airlines. This will replace any previous instructions.
Passengers should continue to wear masks at airports and on board aircraft. In addition, the extant MoHFW norms will be followed for furnishing accurate and true information in the self-declaration form on the Online Air Suvidha Portal.
Latest Instructions for Domestic and International air travel;
Air Passengers Instructions
Airlines Instructions
Airport Operators Instructions
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