Aviation policy: Adani Group pushes for more international flying rights; airlines caution
Aviation policy: Adani Group pushes for more international flying rights; airlines caution
Adani Group is pushing for expanded international flight rights to boost traffic at its airports, but major Indian carriers like Air India and IndiGo caution against rapid liberalization, fearing unfair competition. The government's guarded approach, aimed at protecting domestic airlines and developing transit hubs, has led to a stalemate, impacting airport operators' investments.
Adani Group is pushing for expanded international flight rights to boost traffic at its airports, but major Indian carriers like Air India and IndiGo caution against rapid liberalization, fearing unfair competition. The government's guarded approach, aimed at protecting domestic airlines and developing transit hubs, has led to a stalemate, impacting airport operators' investments.
Adani Group is pushing for expanded international flight rights to boost traffic at its airports, but major Indian carriers like Air India and IndiGo caution against rapid liberalization, fearing unfair competition. The government's guarded approach, aimed at protecting domestic airlines and developing transit hubs, has led to a stalemate, impacting airport operators' investments. 
