India and Singapore have signed a new bilateral which allows for codesharing between carriers from each country. This could clear the way for cooperation between Singapore Airlines and the Indian domestic carrier it is still hoping to set up together with the Tata Group. The new deal also allows a 40 per cent increase in capacity over three years, gives SIA access to Trivandrum, and grants Indian carriers three fifth freedom routes beyond Singapore.
Source: Airline Business
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