New Delhi: Air India has stopped bookings for all domestic and and international flights till April 30 as it is waiting for a decision from the government on the lockdown that ends on April 14. Commercial flights on domestic and international routes have been suspended till April 14 amid the nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of deadly coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking to a daily, the Air India spokesperson said "We are awaiting a decision post April 14."

Other carriers like IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir said they are taking bookings for domestic flights starting April 15. SpiceJet and GoAir have started selling tickets for international flights from May 1. However, bookings for international flights in thr case of Indigo remains suspended.

As per reports, another carrier, Vistara has started bookings for travel from April 15.

"We continue to take bookings from April 15 onwards as of now. We will take action otherwise if there is any new notification from the (civil aviation) ministry," a Vistara spokesperson said to the daily.

However, the Air Asia India, did not comment anything about the booking details.

On Thursday, Civil Aviation Secretary Pradeep Singh Kharola said airlines are free to take ticket bookings for any date after April 14. (Inputs from India Today)

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