India has Proposed an Air bubble Arrangement with Sri Lanka for International Flights

Minister of Civil Aviation Hardeep Singh Puri said on Tuesday that India is negotiating with 13 more countries to establish separate air bubble arrangements for international flight operations. Under a bilateral air bubble agreement, both countries can operate flights with some restrictions.

The minister said air bubbles have also been proposed with Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Nepal and Bhutan. “Going forward, we will consider such arrangements with other countries also,” he tweeted. “It is always our Endeavour to reach out to every stranded citizen. No Indian will be left behind.”