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SpiceJet joined in efforts to convey again stranded Indians from Sudan underneath Central Government’s ‘Operation Kaveri’.
The airline operated its first evacuation flight from Jeddah to Kochi on April 30, evacuating 184 stranded Indian nationals who had been caught in Sudan, its officers mentioned.
Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, SpiceJet, mentioned, “We are humbled by the opportunity to contribute in the evacuation of stranded Indians from Sudan under ‘Operation Kaveri’. SpiceJet remains committed to supporting the Government in its mission to safeguard our citizens and enable their safe return to their homes and families. We successfully operated our first evacuation flight from Jeddah bringing back 184 stranded Indian nationals. We are in touch with the government to operate more such flights.”
The airline is in common contact with the ministry of exterior affairs and the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia to coordinate additional evacuation efforts. More evacuation flights from Saudi Arabia to totally different cities in India are being deliberate. Officials mentioned that SpiceJet is properly related to Saudi Arabia and operates day by day flights from Jeddah to Calicut, Delhi and Mumbai. It additionally operates day by day flights from Riyadh to Delhi.
“SpiceJet has been a crucial part of the government’s evacuation and repatriation efforts in the past. SpiceJet had helped evacuate more than 1600 students under “Operation Ganga” having operated particular flights to Budapest, Kosice and Suceava. The had additionally performed a key position in repatriating Indians and international nationals in the course of the pandemic occasions,” one other official mentioned.
The airline operated its first evacuation flight from Jeddah to Kochi on April 30, evacuating 184 stranded Indian nationals who had been caught in Sudan, its officers mentioned.
Ajay Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, SpiceJet, mentioned, “We are humbled by the opportunity to contribute in the evacuation of stranded Indians from Sudan under ‘Operation Kaveri’. SpiceJet remains committed to supporting the Government in its mission to safeguard our citizens and enable their safe return to their homes and families. We successfully operated our first evacuation flight from Jeddah bringing back 184 stranded Indian nationals. We are in touch with the government to operate more such flights.”
The airline is in common contact with the ministry of exterior affairs and the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia to coordinate additional evacuation efforts. More evacuation flights from Saudi Arabia to totally different cities in India are being deliberate. Officials mentioned that SpiceJet is properly related to Saudi Arabia and operates day by day flights from Jeddah to Calicut, Delhi and Mumbai. It additionally operates day by day flights from Riyadh to Delhi.
“SpiceJet has been a crucial part of the government’s evacuation and repatriation efforts in the past. SpiceJet had helped evacuate more than 1600 students under “Operation Ganga” having operated particular flights to Budapest, Kosice and Suceava. The had additionally performed a key position in repatriating Indians and international nationals in the course of the pandemic occasions,” one other official mentioned.
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