Air India zeroes in on Bengaluru airport for its southern hub
New Delhi, April 9 -- Air India has selected Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport as its second aviation hub in the country, as the Tata Group-backed airline seeks to strengthen its operations beyond the capital.Air India, along with other Tata Group airlines Air India Express and Vistara, will collaborate with the Bengaluru airport, the country's third-busiest, to enhance international connectivity, operational efficiency, and passenger experience over the next five years, it announced on Monday....
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