The UK-based not-for-profit organisation downgraded India's compliance ratings for the second time in four months. As a result, airlines in the country face the risk of paying higher charges for leasing aircraft
A second downgrade has meant that airlines in India face the risk of paying higher charges for leasing aircraft, especially at a time when airlines in the country are staring at losses of nearly Rs7,000 crore this year. Image: Punit Paranjpe/AFP