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Singapore Airlines is the first company authorized to operate its A-380 aircraft in India

New Delhi, India - At moment just four airports in the country can handle the "Giant of the skies"

Singapore Airlines is set to become the first company to operate the A-380 aircraft in the Indian airports, since it received th approval by local authorities: "There were minor changes required to the air services agreement we had with Singapore. Those changes have been made", a New Delhi's government official told "TravelBiz Monitor. According to rumours, the agreement was signed during "India Aviation",...

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Rome, Italy, 03/19/2014 16:31
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