Amid speculation that India was preparing to get hold of a high-value fugitive, Air India is learnt to have got the DGCA nod to operate a Boeing 787-8 for the non-stop flight from Delhi to Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago. The special flight is learnt to have been allowed with 13 cabin crew members and three sets of pilots.
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