New Delhi, July 15 -- The UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is expected to unlock new business opportunities and deepen bilateral economic engagement, prompting British Airways to expand its operations in the Indian market. The airline will increase its weekly flights to India from 63 to 70 during the winter schedule, reflecting growing confidence in the strengthening economic ties between the two countries, British Airways General Manager David Wright said.

The UK-India Free Trade Agreement came into effect on July 15.

Speaking to ANI, Wright highlighted the UK-India Free Trade Agreement as a "landmark agreement" that can bolster the economic ties between the two countries, unlocking business opportunities.

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