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R-Day: Restrictions imposed on charter flights, non-scheduled commercial flights operating from Delhi

On Republic Day itself, non-scheduled flights and charter flights will not be allowed to land or take off from the Delhi airport between 7 am-1 pm and between 2 pm-6.30 pm, it mentioned.

PTI Reported by: PTI New Delhi Updated on: January 19, 2022 20:21 IST
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Highlights

  • Restrictions imposed at Delhi airport on charter flights, non-scheduled flights due to approaching
  • There will be no impact of NOTAM on aircraft of IAF, BSF and Indian Army's aviation wing
  • Scheduled flights of airlines will operate as usual

Restrictions have been imposed at the Delhi airport on charter flights and airlines' non-scheduled flights due to approaching Republic Day on January 26, stated a notice to airmen (NOTAM) issued by the Airports Authority of India (AAI).

No landing or take off will be permitted from the Delhi airport for airlines' non-scheduled flights and general aviation companies' charter flights between 10. 15 am-1.15 pm till January 24, the NOTAM noted.

On Republic Day itself, non-scheduled flights and charter flights will not be allowed to land or take off from the Delhi airport between 7 am-1 pm and between 2 pm-6.30 pm, it mentioned.

On January 29, due to Beating the Retreat ceremony, non-scheduled flights and charter flights will not be permitted to land or take off from the Delhi airport between 4 pm-7 pm, it noted.

There will be no impact of NOTAM on the aircraft of the Indian Air Force, Border Security Force and the Indian Army's aviation wing, it mentioned.

"State-owned aircraft or helicopter can fly with the governor or chief minister of state," it noted.

Scheduled flights of airlines will operate as usual, it mentioned.

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