Air India on Tuesday worked a Boeing 787 airplanes to Ukraine to acquire back Indians in the midst of rising strains the eastern European country.

The airplane, which has in excess of 250 seats, is relied upon to get back to the public capital at around 10.30 pm on Tuesday, as per an aircraft official.

The flight AI 1947 took off from the air terminal here at around 7.30 am and arrived at Boryspil International Airport in Kyiv at around 3 pm IST (Indian Standard Time), as per flight following sites.

As of late, strains have been heightening among Ukraine and Russia, and on Monday, Russia perceived the freedom of two dissident areas in the eastern Ukraine.

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On Tuesday, Indian consulate in Kyiv again asked Indian understudies to briefly leave the country in the midst of the rising strains.

Air India, on February 19, reported that it would work three trips among India and Ukraine on February 22, 24 and 26.

In the mean time, full-administration transporter Vistara’s CEO Vinod Kannan on Tuesday said it has no designs to work trips to Ukraine.

“As of now, we are not arranging trips to Ukraine in view of airplane restrictions and different reasons,” he told PTI.

On February 17, the common flying service requested Indian transporters to take a gander at the chance from working trips to Ukraine because of the expansion popular. Additionally, the service had taken out the controls on the quantity of flights that can be worked among India and the eastern European country under the respective air bubble plan to work with movement of Indians from that country. PTI

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