India and China are set to resume direct passenger flights after more than five years, signaling a thaw in bilateral relations. The announcement came during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting with President Xi Jinping at the SCO summit in Tianjin. While the launch date remains unspecified, major airlines from both countries are preparing to restart services. The move is expected to ease travel, boost trade, and strengthen diplomatic ties amid global economic uncertainty and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
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After remaining suspended for more than five years, India and China are set to resume direct flights. Restoring this crucial air link between the world’s two most populous and fastest-growing economies signals a new chapter in political and economic ties.
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