Now we have a (civil aviation) policy and the policy is very clear on what we have to do. "I am not going to storm in like a bull in China shop like Vijay Mallya did, and get caught. NEW DELHI: AirAsia group chief Tony Fernandes has said it is hard to do business in India due to protectionist policies and "vested interests", but his joint venture carrier AirAsia India was here for a long haul.Defending the slow-paced growth of AirAsia India, he said the aviation sector here was a "double marathon" and not a "sprint". "We (AirAsia) would love to go to many more Indian cities but Indian government is not giving us any more route rights at the moment. Get more air traffic rights, get more tourism into India and create more jobs.

Source: Times of India July 17, 2016 13:35 UTC