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India targets Southeast Asia flight deals as West Asia turmoil squeezes airline expansion
Published on 24 April 2026
Talks with Thailand Vietnam and Indonesia aim to add capacity
India is set to begin talks with Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia to increase flight capacity, as the West Asia conflict limits how much Indian airlines can expand. With Southeast Asia a top choice for Indian travellers, more routes and seats could improve travel options and help steady or reduce airfares while diversifying destinations.
- India will negotiate with Thailand Vietnam and Indonesia to boost capacity
- West Asia conflict is restricting further expansion for Indian airlines
- More flights could expand route options for travellers to Southeast Asia
- Increased supply may help manage or lower airfares
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