Aviation Stocks: Due to the approval to start international flights again after two years, today the share prices of airlines listed in the domestic market jumped.
International flights, which were closed due to Corona epidemic, are going to be normal once from 27 March. After two years, due to the approval to start international flights again, today the share prices of airlines listed in the domestic market also jumped. Indigo prices today rose by about 8 percent in intra-day to reach a high of Rs 1726.45. At the same time, the prices of other companies in the aviation sector, SpiceJet, Global Vectra Helicorp and Jet Airways (Jet AIirways) have also strengthened.
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Eviction Stocks Current Status
Stocks – Current Price (Rs) – Change (%) – 52 Week Upper/Low Level (Rs)
Indigo – 1,708.75 – 6.79 – 2,379.00/1,502.90
SpiceJet – 59.75 – 4.82 – 87.25/53.30
Global Vectra – 47.30 – 2.83 – 89.00/36.20
Jet Airways 93.90 – 4.97 – 133.10/65.10
(Current prices are as of writing the news on BSE.)
Normal flights are closed since 23 March 2020
Due to the Corona epidemic, scheduled commercial flights in India have been banned since 23 March 2020. However, according to the Air Bubble Agreement, special flights are being done for 37 countries from July 2020. Now Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has informed that due to talks with all the stakeholders and decreasing cases of Corona, it has been decided to normalize international flights. After this the air bubble agreement will also be withdrawn and all flights will be done as usual.
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