[New Delhi]To Double The Number Of Flights,India Revised Air Services Agreement With Seychelles
India Signs Air Services Agreement Also With Seychelles. India has signed agreement on Black Money also
The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, today gave its approval for the signing of the revised Air Services Agreement (ASA) between India and Seychelles to modernize and update the existing ASA signed on 30.10.1978.
The ASA signifies an important landmark in the civil aviation relations between India and Seychelles and has the potential to spur greater trade, investment, tourism and cultural exchanges between the two countries.
As a result of this agreement, the number of flights between India and Seychelles has been increased from three per week to seven per week.
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To Double The Number Of Flights,India Revised Air Services Agreement With Seychelles
Civil Aviation Ministry Has Opened Indian Sky For Airbus A-380
Civil Aviation Ministry Has Opened Indian Sky For Airbus A-380
Civil Aviation Ministry Has Opened Indian Sky For Airbus A-380
At present only 4 airports, i.e. [1]Delhi,[2] Mumbai,[3] Hyderabad and[4] Bangalore have the required infrastructure for operations of A-380. The decision has been taken after due consultations with the DGCA+ Air India + Airports Authority of India.
The operations of A-380 aircraft would be subject to overall traffic entitlements within the bilateral Air Service Agreements (ASAs) with different countries. It has also been decided that wherever the entitlements are not expressed in terms of seats per week, the same should be rationalized and converted into seats per week before allowing A-380 operations to India from these countries. If any Air Service Agreement (ASA) specifically prohibits operation of A-380 to India, the same will also be required to be amended before A380 operations from that country are allowed. The rationalization of traffic rights from services per week to seats per week shall be done through mutual negotiations through Memorandum of Understanding. Before operations of A-380 are allowed, all the airports shall have to get DGCA certification and make adequate preparation in terms of various services required.
As per available information, [1]Singapore Airline[2] Emirates and[3] Lufthansa are interested in operating A-380 aircrafts in India on various international routes.
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