DGCA grounds Boeing 737 MAX aircraft
March 12, 2019: India joined late Tuesday a global ban on flying the Boeing 737 MAX plane after this week’s crash of this aircraft type in the African skies, increasing the likelihood of a further rise in domestic fares that remain high due to unrelated flight cancellations by some carriers.
BY Our Correspondent14 March 2019 10:22 AM GMT

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Our Correspondent14 March 2019 10:22 AM GMT
March 12, 2019: India joined late Tuesday a global ban on flying the Boeing 737 MAX plane after this week’s crash of this aircraft type in the African skies, increasing the likelihood of a further rise in domestic fares that remain high due to unrelated flight cancellations by some carriers.
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