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View: Fly thy neighbour - India's neighbours can help its airlines fly higher
Synopsis
With India’s policy of Neighbourhood First, there is an urgent need for increasing trade and airline connectivity first with BIMSTEC countries and then with CIS countries
By Ronojoy DuttaIt is difficult to predict the exact shape of the turnaround as air traffic in India recovers from the Covid 19 crisis. It is more fruitful, therefore, to extend the time horizon a little and discuss the outlook for Indian aviation after the next two years.India stands out as a high growth economy with a very low level of penetration for air travel. With India GDP forecast to grow anywhere between 6 and 8 percent, most observers
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