Direct flights between India and China to resume from December 12
Resumption of flights to boost tourism and trade
India and China are set to resume direct flights between the two countries from December 12, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced on Monday. The flights will be operated by Air India and China Eastern Airlines, and will connect major cities in both countries.
Flights to operate four times a week
The flights will operate four times a week, with Air India operating flights from Delhi to Shanghai and Beijing, and China Eastern Airlines operating flights from Shanghai and Kunming to Delhi and Mumbai. The resumption of direct flights is expected to boost tourism and trade between the two countries.
Ties are on the mend
The resumption of direct flights is a sign that ties between India and China are improving after a period of tension. The two countries have been working to resolve their differences through diplomatic channels, and the resumption of flights is a positive step forward.
Tourists and business travelers to benefit
The resumption of direct flights will benefit tourists and business travelers from both countries. It will make it easier for tourists to travel between the two countries, and it will also make it easier for business people to conduct business.
Improved connectivity
The resumption of direct flights will also improve connectivity between India and China. It will make it easier for people from both countries to travel to and from each other, and it will also make it easier for goods and services to be transported between the two countries.
Economic benefits
The resumption of direct flights is expected to have a positive impact on the economies of both India and China. It will boost tourism and trade, and it will also make it easier for businesses to operate in both countries.
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