<h1>Regional airline resumes scheduled flights after 20-day suspension as regulator-led runway repairs and enhanced safety protocols completed</h1> A regional airline has resumed scheduled flights from a state-managed airport in Nanded after operations were suspended following safety concerns flagged by the national aviation regulator on August 22. The carrier, the only scheduled operator at the airport, halted services for 20 days while the regulator and the state airport development company coordinated expedited runway repairs and implemented enhanced safety protocols. The parties report the runway has been strengthened and operational safety standards restored, allowing the airline to restart its service, operating ten daily flights to and from the airport.