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MANILA, Philippines — India’s largest airline plans to take the Mumbai-Manila route first once it secures approval for its Philippine entry, as it seeks to strengthen air connectivity between some of the two countries’ largest economic hubs. According to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), low-cost carrier IndiGo is already evaluating the prospects of […]... Keep on reading: India’s largest airline mulls over Mumbai-Manila route

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Expected Outcomes

Increased air connectivity between India and the Philippines

Why It Matters

Strengthening economic ties between the two countries

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India’s largest airline mulls over Mumbai-Manila route