IndiGo, one of India’s largest airlines, has announced its readiness to restart flights to China once bilateral agreements between the two nations are in place.
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IndiGo prepared to resume India–China flights once bilateral agreements are in place
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IndiGo to resume India-China flights once bilateral arrangements allow
For the airline, resuming services to China would mark a return to a significant market it exited abruptly 5 years ago following Covid-19 pandemic & Galwan Valley clash.
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‘IndiGo Ready To Resume China Flights Once Bilateral Agreements Are Finalised,’ Says CEO Pieter Elbers
IndiGo is prepared to restart its flights from India to China as soon as the necessary bilateral agreements between the two countries are in place, the airline’s chief executive Pieter Elbers said on …
China’s Rare Lending Slump Feeds Worry on Slower Economic Growth
China’s first contraction in outstanding loans since 2005 has crystallized worries about a deepening downturn for the world’s second-largest economy.
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Discipline body refutes claims ex-official mined crypto
Guizhou anti-corruption authorities have dismissed online claims that a former big data official mined 327 bitcoins on government servers, China Newsweek reported.
China hawks skeptical of Trump chip deal
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China’s petrochemical sector set to expand even as losses deepen
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China bans crypto while Hong Kong builds regulated hub with ETFs, stablecoin licenses, and tokenization registry in contrasting strategies.
