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Indian airlines have been resilient through COVID, Indian Secy of Civil Aviation

Indian airlines have been resilient through COVID, Indian Secy of Civil Aviation

July 2024 763 views 20 Min 17 Sec

The Indian Secretary of Civil Aviation commends the resilience of Indian airlines in navigating the challenges posed by COVID-19, highlighting their adaptability, recovery efforts, and continued contribution to the nation's aviation sector.

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