Air New Zealand CEO On India Expansion | Direct Delhi Flights Soon? | India-NZ FTA Boost

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Air New Zealand CEO Nikhil Ravishankar discusses the airline's long-term India strategy, revealing that groundwork is already underway for future direct services to India. New Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru have been identified as key destinations, with New Delhi emerging as the leading candidate for the airline's first non-stop route. The interview also explores how the recently signed India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement could strengthen tourism, business travel, cargo movement and bilateral investment. Air New Zealand is also pursuing a joint venture with Air India while continuing to expand connectivity through its Singapore hub. The CEO also explains how the airline's Boeing 787 Dreamliners and the innovative SkyNest economy bunk beds could play a major role in future ultra-long-haul India operations. Watch the full interview for insights into Air New Zealand's India expansion strategy, aviation growth opportunities and the future of India-New Zealand connectivity. #AirNewZeala

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