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The aviation ministry will likely drop a rule requiring airlines to operate on domestic routes for five years before offering overseas flights, and sell shares in state-run airport operator Airports Authority of India (AAI) and chopper service Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd early next year. 
The move to ease norms for international flights as part of a new aviation policy may benefit Tata Sons Ltd’s joint ventures with Singapore Airlines Ltd and Air Asia Bhd that have lobbied for the rule to be dropped.
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/Lwy4od2eyziqVsxPCjiWeO/Airports-Authority-of-India-Pawan-Hans-to-be-listed-on-stoc.html?utm_source=copy
The move to ease norms for international flights as part of a new aviation policy may benefit Tata Sons Ltd’s joint ventures with Singapore Airlines Ltd and Air Asia Bhd that have lobbied for the rule to be dropped.
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/Lwy4od2eyziqVsxPCjiWeO/Airports-Authority-of-India-Pawan-Hans-to-be-listed-on-stoc.html?utm_source=copy