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Flydubai refunds India route passengers

  • United Arab Emirates: Wednesday, August 12 - 2009 at 09:06

Flydubai, Dubai's budget carrier has said it has refunded all its India passengers after the airline was recently forced to cancel plans to launch flights to India, with necessary government clearances not coming through. A senior Indian government official has said that none of the initial destinations sought by Flydubai figured in the existing 'points of call' in the MoU signed between India and UAE last year. However, he has said the three cities (Chandigarh, Coimbatore and Lucknow) were part of the 'note verbale' exchanged by the two countries, according to The Economic Times.

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