MUSCAT : In one of the biggest single-day evacuation, nearly 3,000 stranded passengers were repatriated in 15 flights from Oman to India on Friday.
Two Vande Bharat Mission flights by Air India and 13 charter flights were operated from Friday morning to various Indian destinations.
While Air India operated flights to Kochi and Goa on Friday afternoon, various social organizations operated 13 charter flights of which 10 flew to Kerala. The ten flights were operated by SalamAir.
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Popular social organisation KMCC operated three flights through SalamAir, while Overseas Cultural Congress (OICC) flew passengers to Kochi facilitated by Easy Travels and Tours with SalamAir.
Meanwhile, SalamAir will be operating three flights to Kochi and Calicut on June 20.
