DIAL, the Delhi airport operator, has sold its 50% stake in Delhi Aviation Services Pvt Ltd to Bird Flight Services for approximately Rs 13 crore. This transaction occurs months after reports suggested DIAL facing financial challenges, including significant losses and debt, and seeks a User Development Fee hike. Despite these financial pressures, Delhi airport anticipates increased international passenger traffic in the coming years. Post navigation ‘Extortion, not connectivity’: Telecom body COAI accuses Mumbai metro of blocking fair access to mobile network India, EU conclude 11th round of FTA talks, likely to agree on deal in two phases