Union Cabinet has granted ex-post facto dispensation to
Alliance Air, a 100% subsidiary of Air India, to fly on international sectors
between India and Sri Lanka. A special dispensation is allowed for the interim
period till Alliance Air deploys minimum of 20 Aircraft or 20% of total
capacity, whichever is higher for domestic operations. India has close bilateral ties with Sri Lanka and its
interest is to increase connectivity and to expand people to people contacts
between the two countries. Prior to this approval, there was no commercial
operation scheduled from Palaly and Batticaloa airports.
Union Cabinet has granted ex-post facto dispensation to
Alliance Air, a 100% subsidiary of Air India, to fly on international sectors
between India and Sri Lanka. A special dispensation is allowed for the interim
period till Alliance Air deploys minimum of 20 Aircraft or 20% of total
capacity, whichever is higher for domestic operations.
India has close bilateral ties with Sri Lanka and its interest is to increase connectivity and to expand people to people contacts between the two countries. Prior to this approval, there was no commercial operation scheduled from Palaly and Batticaloa airports.