IndiGo’s average fleet age is about a decade younger than that of SpiceJet.
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India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation has proposed amending its rules for importing used aircraft as the country’s carriers seek fleet options amid global supply chain delays. Under the proposed changes, pressurized aircraft up to 20 years old could be imported. That is two years beyond the...
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