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IndiGo may fast-track overseas growth amid Pakistan ban, Middle East disruptions

NEW DELHI, India: ‌IndiGo may move capacity into some international markets sooner than it had planned as an airspace ban over Pakistan and disruption in ​the Middle East interrupt westbound flights for India’s largest airline, its CEO said on Monday. Willie…

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