In a press release, the airline said its maiden flights to the two countries carried 16 tonnes of cargo each.
PTI
Amid the coronavirus-induced lockdown, SpiceJet said on Tuesday it has started operating cargo flights to Sudan and South Korea. The airline started operating flights to both the countries last week.
In a press release, the airline said its maiden flights to the two countries carried 16 tonnes of cargo each.
Cargo flights have been operating as usual in India amid the lockdown.
Domestic passenger flights resumed in India on Monday after a two-month gap. Scheduled international passenger flights continue to remain suspended in the country.
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First Published on May 26, 2020 11:23 am
