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India's top airline IndiGo said on Thursday it will damp lease a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner widebody aircraft from Norse Atlantic Airways as part of the airline's efforts to tap into long-haul routes.

Industry sources told businessline that the airline will deploy the Boeing 787-9 aircraft to open new international routes and support direct connectivity, while the Airbus XLRs, which are also ...

Indian operator IndiGo has signed a damp lease agreement with Scandinavian low-cost carrier Norse Atlantic Airways for a sole Boeing 787-9, which will ... from Turkish Airlines, it will only ...

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