New Delhi, December 28: It will soon be a lot tougher for domestic carriers to fly overseas, as the Government wants to tighten the norms on opening international routes, by including new conditions.
Apart from the present norms of 20 aircraft and five years of operations in the domestic market, the airline’s financial strength, infrastructure capabilities as well as the composition of its fleet will be taken into consideration before allowing an airline to fly overseas.
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Apart from the present norms of 20 aircraft and five years of operations in the domestic market, the airline’s financial strength, infrastructure capabilities as well as the composition of its fleet will be taken into consideration before allowing an airline to fly overseas.
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