SINGAPORE: India needs to significantly improve its aviation infrastructure to be considered for flying superjumbo aircraft like Airbus 380 or the Boeing 787 Dreamliners to the country, a senior Singapore Airlines official has said.
Singapore Airlines, the first client of the A380, said they would consider any flights with the superjumbo aircraft to India only after the airports are ready to accommodate them, the official told reporters on the sidelines the welcome event of A380 here.
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Singapore Airlines, the first client of the A380, said they would consider any flights with the superjumbo aircraft to India only after the airports are ready to accommodate them, the official told reporters on the sidelines the welcome event of A380 here.
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