CISF proposes staggered flights, changes in check-in process
The Central Industrial Security Force, which guards 63 Indian
airports, has recommended staggered flight schedules and closure of check-in
counters two hours prior to departure to avoid crowding and maintaining social
distancing.
These
suggestions are part of business continuity plan submitted by the CISF to the
civil aviation ministry. Domestic and international flights are suspended till
April 14 as part of a nationwide lockdown.
Civil
aviation minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday said restrictions will be
lifted once government is confident that spread of virus is controlled and it
poses no danger to citizens.
While
the Directorate General of Civil Aviation will it make mandatory for airlines
to keep all middle seats in aircraft vacant, CISF has made its own
recommendations to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Read More
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