Al Tayer group continue to operate charter flights to India carrying stranded Indian workers from Kuwait. Kuwait Airways flight KU 1711 transported 322 passengers to Delhi Yesterday from Kuwait International Airport. Another Kuwait Airways KU 1711 left to Mumbai with 268 passengers on Friday. Both the flights were organized by Al Tayer group and Luxury travels.
The different set of rules for incoming passengers at various states and frequent changes in these rule are causing the delays in getting permission for various agencies chartering flights to India.
"We appreciate the timely interference of Mr Adhitya ThakreJi for getting the NOC for landing our flight to Mumbai with 268 passengers. We also appreciate Additional collector Mr Vivek Gaikwad and Tahsildar Mr Ayub Rashid Tamboli for their extra effort to issue the NOC for our flight," Bobby Thomas, operations manager of Luxury travels, said.
Al Tayer groups will announce the next stage of repatriation chartered flights soon.