New Delhi: Airlines of India and Singapore would now be able to fly ten per cent more passengers with the signing of a new MoU to enhance the bilateral air traffic agreement.
The MoU, however, bars Singaporean carriers from operating the superjumbo Airbus A-380 to India.
It enhances by ten per cent the capacity entitlements with Indian carriers now entitled to operate 29,400 weekly passenger seats from India to Singapore and the designated airlines of Singapore flying 28,700 weekly passenger seats from Singapore to India, an official statement said here.
The MoU was signed by Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh and Singapore's Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew earlier this week in Singapore.
05/04/13 PTI/Business Standard
