India, China resume direct flights after five-year ban


India and China plan to resume direct flights between some of their cities after a five-year suspension as the relations between the two countries begin to thaw, Indian authorities announced.

Direct flights between the two countries were suspended during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 and did not resume as Beijing and New Delhi engaged in prolonged border tensions.

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