15 flights cancelled amid Covid scare

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Mar 23, 2020 IST

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Mohali, March 22

Four airline operators have cancelled their flights from the Chandigarh international airport in the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak.

Vistara has cancelled its four flights till March 27. These include flights to Delhi (667/668), Mumbai (653/654), Delhi (637/638) and Mumbai (651/652). Air Asia has cancelled its Delhi (332) flight for March 23. IndiGo Airlines has cancelled its four flights for March 23 – Delhi (6E842), Mumbai (6E 264), Goa (6E677) and Bengaluru (6E491).

GoAir has canceled its six flights for March 23 – Delhi (104), Ahmadabad (109), Mumbai (562), Hyderabad (514), Mumbai (2507) and Delhi (138). — TNS

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