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IndiGo boss defends India's stand on flying rights, says more noise doesn’t mean more rights in skiesIndiGo's CEO, Pieter Elbers, defends the Indian government's "fair and balanced" stance on bilateral flying rights, countering claims from ...- Emirates Airline’ Tim Clark calls for more open access in Indian aviation marketEmirates Airline President Sir Tim Clark advocates for greater open access within the Indian aviation market, emphasising the need for incr...
- Emirates makes strong pitch for increased bilateral flying rightsAccording to the airline's president President Sir Tim Clark , Emirates has had no seat increase in India since 2015 and during this period...
- No plans to provide additional seats to Middle East carriers: GovtCurrently, the airline and its group entity flydubai have bilateral rights to operate around 66,000 seats weekly to India. India has an ope...
- India has great opportunities, says Emirates Airline President Tim ClarkEmirates, a significant player connecting India and the Gulf, has also been looking for enhanced bilateral rights to operate more flights t...
- As vaccine arrives, Emirates inducts its first A380sThe A380 currently flies to Cairo, Amman, Paris, London, Guangzhou, Manchester and Moscow and recently services have been ramped up to four...
- Forget regular frequent flyer memberships; check out an entire hidden world of invitation-only airline clubsThe world of the high-flying elite includes politicians and unelected power-brokers, A-list celebs and upper ranks of the largest cos.
- Cricket: India end ignominious NZ tour with 0-1 loss in Test seriesBrendon McCullum struck a historic 302, while BJ Watling made 124 and debutant James Neesham scored an unbeaten 137 as New Zealand declared...
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