NEW DELHI: India has now entered into an air bubble arrangement with Japan and Air India will operate flights on Delhi-Tokyo route on which permitted categories of travellers can fly.
The Indian embassy in Tokyo tweeted on Tuesday that, “India and Japan are now part of the air bubble system. Registration of passengers with embassy of India, Tokyo, is no longer required and bookings should be done directly with the airiness concerned.”
The Indian embassy in Tokyo tweeted on Tuesday that, “India and Japan are now part of the air bubble system. Registration of passengers with embassy of India, Tokyo, is no longer required and bookings should be done directly with the airiness concerned.”
“Air India has announced its air bubble schedule from Delhi to Tokyo from November 2 to December 28, 2020, and from Tokyo to Delhi from November 4 to December 30, 2020,” the Indian embassy tweet added.
While Japan Airlines and ANA had regular connections to India before schedule International flights were suspended here in March-end due to the pandemic, Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates to Japan. Vistara also has plans to fly to Japan.
