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India approves operations of the Airbus A-380 aircraft

New Delhi, India - At moment the "Giant of the skies" could only fly to Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore airports

The news was pretty predictable, but now there is the official confirmation: today, Monday 27 January 2014, the Indian government authorized the operations of the Airbus A-380 aircraft in its airports, lifting a ban which was enforced since the entry into service of the "Giant of the skies". "Now, flights of A380 to India will be allowed to airports which are equipped to handle them. The decision...

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Rome, Italy, 01/27/2014 14:50
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