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Singapore Airlines aims to India

Singapore, Republic of Singapore - The Asian carrier has already active 48 weekly flights toward the Indian airports

The Singapore Airlines has announced the intention to study the possibility to launch new connections to India, and particularly to New Delhi, Chennai and Bangalore, a city to which the Asian carrier wants to operate the sixth flight to increase of 20% its transport capability. At the moment the Singapore Airlines is waiting for the air navigation rights to arrive for the new routes and states -trough...

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Rome, Italy, 11/29/2006 16:01
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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