India Mulls Allowing Airport Operators To Own Airlines Amid IndiGo-Air India Dominance

India is considering easing rules that prevent major airport operators from owning airlines, a move that could allow groups like Adani and GMR to enter the aviation sector. The policy change aims to increase competition as IndiGo and Air India dominate domest…

India is exploring a policy change that could allow airport operators to own and operate airlines, potentially opening the aviation sector to new players such as the Adani Group and GMR Airports. Un…

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