NEW DELHI: As India prepares for its biggest airline merger — Vistara into Air India — next Tuesday, both the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and the airline are busy ensuring that the same goes off without any impact on operational safety and without inconveniencing passenger, respectively. The regulator is learnt to be looking at the operational aspect of the merger as each airline has its own practices. AI, on its part, says it is taking “multiple steps to ensure a…
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