SIA, Tata Group Plan Full-Service Indian Airline
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The decision of Singapore Airlines (SIA) to establish a joint-venture Indian carrier with the Tata Group signals that foreign carriers are still willing to invest in India. The move could be a sign that the worst is over for an industry plagued with losses—or it could just make matters worse. After...
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