<p>SpiceJet will launch 42 new domestic and international flights between July 10 and 30, according to an official statement issued on Thursday.</p>.<p>The carrier said it will start flights on Surat-Jabalpur and Surat-Pune routes.</p>.<p>The airline will also be connecting the city of Surat with Jaipur, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, and Gwalior with Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Pune, the statement added.</p>.<p>It will launch non-stop return flights on the Gwalior-Ahmedabad, Gwalior-Mumbai and Gwalior-Pune routes.</p>.<p>The budget carrier said it has also introduced flights on the Kolkata-Patna, Patna-Surat, Surat-Patna, Patna-Kolkata, Ahmedabad Udaipur, Udaipur-Ahmedabad and Bengaluru-Kochi routes for the first time on its network.</p>.<p>Scheduled domestic passenger traffic was suspended in India for about two months between March 25 and May 24 last year due to the coronavirus lockdown.</p>.<p>Since June 2020, the domestic traffic had been on a path of recovery when the second wave of the pandemic hit India during April and May this year.</p>.<p>The aviation sector was badly hit again during the second Covid wave. Currently, the Indian carriers are operating around 1,400 daily domestic flights. </p>
<p>SpiceJet will launch 42 new domestic and international flights between July 10 and 30, according to an official statement issued on Thursday.</p>.<p>The carrier said it will start flights on Surat-Jabalpur and Surat-Pune routes.</p>.<p>The airline will also be connecting the city of Surat with Jaipur, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, and Gwalior with Ahmedabad, Mumbai and Pune, the statement added.</p>.<p>It will launch non-stop return flights on the Gwalior-Ahmedabad, Gwalior-Mumbai and Gwalior-Pune routes.</p>.<p>The budget carrier said it has also introduced flights on the Kolkata-Patna, Patna-Surat, Surat-Patna, Patna-Kolkata, Ahmedabad Udaipur, Udaipur-Ahmedabad and Bengaluru-Kochi routes for the first time on its network.</p>.<p>Scheduled domestic passenger traffic was suspended in India for about two months between March 25 and May 24 last year due to the coronavirus lockdown.</p>.<p>Since June 2020, the domestic traffic had been on a path of recovery when the second wave of the pandemic hit India during April and May this year.</p>.<p>The aviation sector was badly hit again during the second Covid wave. Currently, the Indian carriers are operating around 1,400 daily domestic flights. </p>