The government on Tuesday said it has received 141 proposals from airlines and chopper companies to operate flight services under…
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The government on Tuesday said it has received 141 proposals from airlines and chopper companies to operate flight services under the second round of air regional connectivity — Udan scheme — that aims to connect unserved and under-served airports.
According to Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapati Raju, 17 applicants, including airline and chopper companies, have sent their proposals for a total of 502 routes in the second phase of the scheme.
The government is expected to award the air routes by the latter part of December 2017.
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In the first phase, contracts to five companies were awarded to operate flight services on 128 routes to 70 airports.
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