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Centre considers easing cross-ownership rules between airlines and airports
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The Centre is reviewing restrictions on airline ownership in airport operators and vice versa, potentially allowing groups like Tata-owned Air India to acquire stakes in airports.
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Centre considers easing cross-ownership rules between airlines and airports
The Centre is considering easing restrictions on cross-ownership between airlines and airport operators, a move that could allow groups like Tata-owned Air India to acquire stakes in airports. According to sources, the Ministry of Civil Aviation is reviewing existing rules that currently cap airline ownership in airports. The proposed changes aim to facilitate greater investment and operational flexibility in India’s aviation sector. The review follows consultations with industry stakeholders.
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