Air India moves to position India as a global transit hub


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India has been on a mission to become a global transit hub for a few years now and it looks like it may soon be a success. — Pixabay

Travel between Asia and Europe usually means a layover or at least a flight connection; sometimes two if Australia or New Zealand are on the itinerary.

Cities such as Bangkok (Thailand), Doha (Qatar), Dubai (United Arab Emirates), Istanbul (Turkiye), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Singapore, all of which host some of the world’s busiest airports, have long been among the go-to transit hubs for passengers.

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