Passengers are ready to go to Australia, there is some exciting news for you. From November 15, Air India will offer non-stop flights between Delhi and Sydney. Air India announced the full flight itinerary, saying it will operate a thrice-weekly service on the Delhi-Sydney-Delhi route as part of the Vande Bharat Mission. The flights will be three times a week, according to reports. This action follows the announcement by Qantas, Australia’s flag carrier, that new flights on the route will begin on December 6, over a decade after it was last used. Qantas will resume service on the Sydney-Delhi route via Darwin, while Delhi-Sydney flights will fly nonstop.
India Bans International Passenger Flights Till November 30
Bookings will begin at 1200 hours on Wednesday through booking offices, the Air India website, authorized travel agents, and booking offices, according to India’s national carrier, who shared this information via Twitter. As previously reported, effective November 1, the Australian state of New South Wales will open its borders to foreign travellers without quarantine, marking the full restoration of overseas travel after more than 19 months. According to reports, Qantas will begin flying three times a week between Sydney and Delhi on its A330 aircraft, with daily flights expected by the end of the year. According to reports, the flights will run until at least late March 2022, and if there is enough demand, they will be extended.
Both airlines will be able to resume flights between India and Australia as a result of the action, which will benefit tourists because India will begin issuing tourist visas to international visitors on November 15. In addition, all visitors arriving in Australia will be subjected to a 14-day quarantine, as per amended travel instructions released on October 26. Furthermore, tourist access into Australia is currently regulated, with only select/allowing groups or those granted particular exemptions permitted.
