World's largest aircraft to begin operations in India
- 5 years ago
Singapore Airlines on Friday will become the first airline to start commercial operations of the world's largest passenger aircraft, Airbus 380, in India.
The airline will fly the A380 daily from Mumbai and Delhi. It is scheduled to land in Delhi after 8 pm this evening. Singapore Airlines had earlier this month announced the launch of its A-380 services from 30 May (today), becoming the first carrier to introduce daily superjumbo flights from Delhi and Mumbai.
The move came barely four months after the government allowed operation of the world's largest aircraft at Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad airports which are capable of handling arrival and departure of large number of passengers in one go.
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The airline will fly the A380 daily from Mumbai and Delhi. It is scheduled to land in Delhi after 8 pm this evening. Singapore Airlines had earlier this month announced the launch of its A-380 services from 30 May (today), becoming the first carrier to introduce daily superjumbo flights from Delhi and Mumbai.
The move came barely four months after the government allowed operation of the world's largest aircraft at Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad airports which are capable of handling arrival and departure of large number of passengers in one go.
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