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India shrugs off day one chaos as flights their route to normalcy

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Airports, airlines manage resumption of air travel with greater efficiency on Day 2, but the fortunes of the country’s carriers will hinge on the economy Indian skies continued to open up steadily on Tuesday as the country sought to shake off the chaos of resumption, with more flights planned for the coming days offering a measure of respite for people stranded by the prolonged lockdown.

But future demand for air travel and the fortunes of domestic airlines, said analysts, will hinge on the course of the country’s economy, hobbled last year by a downturn and now by a coronavirus-induced grinding down.

Economists predict that India’s GDP will contract for the first time in four decades, and business travel has all but vanished as companies

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