Amid Omicron virus-variant threat and the mandatory 8-hour quarantine, the footfall of international passengers has started increasing with each passing day as five flights have arrived at Srinagar international airport in the last one week.Director, Airport Authority Srinagar, Kuldeep Singh told the news agency that a total of five flights have arrived at Sheikh-ul-Aalam International Airport, also known as Srinagar airport.He informed that there are five flights a week, adding that the number of international passengers to Srinagar is also increasing. “The important thing is that the number of flights has increased 100 per cent from zero to five a week,” he said when asked whether the flow of passengers is increasing since the international flights started operating at the airport.Director, Airport Authority Srinagar, said that the passengers are happy after witnessing a favourable management at the Srinagar airport. “We are happy that international flights have started in Srinagar and wish all the passengers good luck,” he said.
