AirAsia India, Centre get notice on plea opposing nod given for flight operations

March 05, 2014 16:10

A Delhi High Court today sought responses of the Centre and AirAsia India on a plea by Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA) opposing the go-ahead given to the airline to begin its flight operations in country.

A bench of Acting Chief Justice B D Ahmed and Justice S Mridul also issued notice to the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) and renotified the matter for March 12 to be heard with BJP leader Subramanian Swamy's plea challenging clearances granted to the airline.

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