In Madhya Pradesh, domestic flight operations started from the Indore and Bhopal Airport from today, as passenger air travel resumed within the country after a gap of two months.<br />'' <br />''The Airports Authority of India has formulated Standard Operating Procedures for safety of passengers and airport staff which include social distancing and stringent thermal screening.<br />''<br />''AIR Correspondent reports, the security personnel have also been provided protective equipment to avoid any physical contact with passengers. The first flight with 61 passengers landed at Devi Ahilya Airport in Indore from Delhi. Along with Delhi, flights to Mumbai and Ahmedabad have also started from today. <br />''<br />''The airport has been completely transformed to control the Coronavirus outbreak. Apart from thermal scanning, passengers had to undergo scrutiny to reach the seat with the new arrangement. Arogya Setu app, masks and gloves are compulsory for entry at the airport. <br />''<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">Passengers were also required to show e-boarding cards. Similar arrangements have also been made at Raja Bhoj Airport, Bhopal. Total 16 domestic flights started today from the state. The State government had already said that all Madhya Pradesh-bound air travelers must be tested for COVID-19 upon their arrival at the Indore and Bhopal airport.</span><br />