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List Of DG Block Permit Holders No. Permit no. Airline 1 DGB/D129/2020 Aerologic 2 DGB/D96/2020 AirBridgeCargo Airlines 3 DGB/D79/2020 Air China 4 DGB/D74/2020 Air France 5 DGB/D139/2020 Air Hong Kong Limited 6 DGB/D55/2020 Air India 7 DGB/D108/2020 Air Japan Co., LTD 8 DGB/D69/2020 Air Mauritius 9 DGB/D66/2020 Air Niugini Limited 10 DGB/D62/2020 Air New Zealand 11 DGB/D144/2020 All Nippon Airways 12 DGB/D134/2020 Antonov Company 13 DGB/D100/2020 Asiana Airlines 14 DGB/D107/2020 Atlas Air, Inc 15 DGB/D137/2020 Bangkok Airways Public Company Limited 16 DGB/D94/2020 Biman Bangladesh 17 DGB/D59/2020 Blue Dart Aviation Limited 18 DGB/D77/2020 British Airways 19 DGB/D101/2020 Cargolux 20 DGB/D140/2020 Cathay Pacific Airways Limited 21 DGB/D119/2020 Cebu Air 22 DGB/D110/2020 China Airlines 23 DGB/D81/2020 China Cargo Airlines Ltd 24 DGB/D76/2020 China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited 25 DGB/D82/2020 Druk Air 26 DGB/D136/2020 Emirates 27 DGB/D116/2020 Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise 28 DGB/D135/2020 Etihad Airways 29 DGB/D105/2020 Eva Airways 30 DGB/D111/2020 Federal Express 31 DGB/D142/2020 Finnair Oyj 32 DGB/D120/2020 Fiji Airways 33 DGB/D89/2020 Hong Kong Air Cargo Carrier Limited 34 DGB/D61/2020 Japan Airlines 35 DGB/D126/2020 Jetstar Asia Airways Pte Ltd 36 DGB/D104/2020 Jetstar Airways Pty Ltd 37 DGB/D71/2020 Kalitta Air LLC 38 DGB/D103/2020 K-MILE Air Company Limited 39 DGB/D141/2020 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines 40 DGB/D78/2020 Korean Air Lines Company Ltd 41 DGB/D130/2020 Lufthansa German Airlines 42 DGB/D98/2020 Malaysia Airlines Berhad 43 DGB/D92/2020 Mynammar Airways International 44 DGB/D121/2020 My Jet Xpress Airlines 45 DGB/D127/2020 Nippon Cargo Airlines 46 DGB/D117/2020 Philippine Airlines 47 DGB/D106/2020 Polar Air Cargo No. Permit no. Airline 48 DGB/D125/2020 Polskie Linie Lotnicze LOT SA (Polish Airlines) 49 DGB/D145/2020 PT Garuda Indonesia 50 DGB/D86/2020 PT My Indo Airlines 51 DGB/D124/2020 PT Tri-MG Airlines 52 DGB/D17/2020 PT Lion Mentari Airlines 53 DGB/D73/2020 Qantas 54 DGB/D60/2020 Qatar Airways 55 DGB/D131/2020 Raya Airways 56 DGB/D115/2020 Royal Brunei Airlines 57 DGB/D143/2020 Saudi Arabian Airlines 58 DGB/D97/2020 SF Airlines Company Limited 59 DGB/D75/2020 Shanghai Airlines Co., Ltd 60 DGB/D84/2020 Shenzhen Airlines 61 DGB/D87/2020 SilkAir (S) Pte Ltd 62 DGB/D123/2020 Silk Way West Airlines 63 DGB/D91/2020 Sichuan Airlines Corporation Limited 64 DGB/D109/2020 Singapore Airlines Limited 65 DGB/D132/2020 Spice Jet 66 DGB/D85/2020 Srilankan Airlines Ltd 67 DGB/D93/2020 Swiss International Air Lines Ltd 68 DGB/D99/2020 Thai Airways International 69 DGB/D95/2020 Turkish Airlines 70 DGB/D112/2020 United Airlines 71 DGB/D146/2020 United Parcel Service 72 DGB/D147/2020 Vietnam Airlines 73 DGB/D113/2020 Volga-Dnepr Airlines 74 DGB/D114/2020 Scoot Tigerair Pte.Ltd. 75 DGB/D118/2020 Airasia X 76 DGB/D80/2020 Chongqing Airlines Company Limited 77 DGB/D83/2020 Lufthansa Cargo Aktiengesellschaft 78 DGB/D88/2020 Air Atlanta Icelandic 79 DGB/D102/2020 Hong Kong Airlines Limited 80 DGB/D122/2020 Interglobe Aviation Limited (Indigo) 81 DGB/D128/2020 YTO Cargo Airlines Co.,Ltd 82 DGB/D138/2020 Airasia Berhad as @ 01 December 2020.

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