New Delhi: India on Thursday said it has decided to open 11 new international air service sectors under the bilateral air services agreements (ASAs).
In a written reply in the Rajya Sabha on whether the government has decided to open 11 new international sectors under bilateral ASAs, Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh, replied in the affirmative.
Singh said: “Requests have been received from Indian carriers, including Air-India, for operation on 11 new sectors.”
Of these, approval for operation have been granted for summer 2012 for two sectors – Delhi-Guangzhou and Mumbai – Dar-es-Salaam.
26/04/12 Press Trust of India/Oman Tribune
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