Science, asked by riyaz7476, 6 months ago

what is air bubbles

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

An air bubble is a bilateral arrangement between two countries under which airlines from both countries can operate international flights with a set of regulations and restrictions. ... Under this exclusive air bubbles, Air France will also be operating flight between India and France.

Answered by nishaandparshantkund

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the bubbles present in the air is called aur bubbles.

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