AirAsia to benefit from upcoming new Indian aviation rules


NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE: India could ease restrictions that prevent some of its domestic airlines from flying on international services within a month, potentially benefiting start-ups set up by Malaysia's AirAsia and Singapore Airlines that aim to begin operations in 2014.

New Delhi is also considering a proposal to allow Airbus's A380 planes to land at local airports, aviation minister Ajit Singh said on Tuesday.

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