When millions of people are walking home with no money andno food and about to die in hunger, the rich brats are flying home their wardsin Rs 90 lakh flights.
There are several reports how the super-rich of Mumbai paid up to Rs 90 lakh to fly in their children's from London in specially chartered flights.
Inquiries for international flights on private jets haveshot up ninefold, said Kanika Tekriwal, founder of New Delhi-based JetSetGo, asindividuals with vast financial means try to escape virus hot spot.
According to information from the travel industry at least two such chartered flight landed in Mumbai just hours before India announced the travel ban.
As Private jet operators are turning away wealthy clients ascoronavirus-related travel bans restrict their ability to operate, despite asurge in requests from people willing to shell out as much as $150,000 tosecure a spot on their planes.
Inquiries for international flights on private jets haveshot up ninefold, said Kanika Tekriwal, founder of New Delhi-based JetSetGo, asindividuals with vast financial means try to escape virus hot spots.
One of her clients, an Indian tycoon, tried to book a jet tofly with his family to New Delhi from London last weekend, but he remainsstranded in the U.K. after a sudden travel suspension in a stopover countrycame in just half an hour before they were due to depart.
India then announced a ban on flights from Europe and theU.K. on Monday, potentially leaving the tycoon stranded in London indefinitely.The India ban comes into effect Wednesday.
