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New Delhi: The Adani Airports Holdings Ltd, which operates eight airports across India, has urged the Union government to expand international flying rights under bilateral agreements with countries including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia, according to a report by Economic Times.

This, however, is contrary to what two of India’s biggest airlines – Air India and IndiGo – have recommended, as per the report. Opening India’s skies to overseas airlines could expose it to ‘unfair competition’ from cash-rich carriers in West Asia, Air India has........

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