Chennai: The organizers of the Aircel Chennai Open today announced that the tournament has entered into a new association with AirAsia India as the Official Airline of the USD 4,50,000 tournament. The association with the airline is currently for a one-year period.
.As India and South Asia’s only ATP World Tour event, the Aircel Chennai Open has grown into a spectacular sporting extravaganza where the best in the world compete for glory. The 19th edition of the tournament, India and South Asia’s only ATP World Tour event, will be held at Chennai’s SDAT Stadium from December 30th 2013 to January 5th 2014. It features one of the strongest playing fields ever, with an impressive lineup of talent including top 20 players Stanislas Wawrinka, Mikhail Youzhny, Fabio Fognini, Benoit Paire and India’s Somdev Devvarman among others. Both Indian and International participants will compete for the coveted title.
AirAsia India is the Indian subsidiary of AirAsia, the worlds best low cost airline. AirAsia India has the vision of making “Flying possible for every Indian” who are currently underserved with poor connectivity and high fares.
01/01/14 Indian Sports News
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.As India and South Asia’s only ATP World Tour event, the Aircel Chennai Open has grown into a spectacular sporting extravaganza where the best in the world compete for glory. The 19th edition of the tournament, India and South Asia’s only ATP World Tour event, will be held at Chennai’s SDAT Stadium from December 30th 2013 to January 5th 2014. It features one of the strongest playing fields ever, with an impressive lineup of talent including top 20 players Stanislas Wawrinka, Mikhail Youzhny, Fabio Fognini, Benoit Paire and India’s Somdev Devvarman among others. Both Indian and International participants will compete for the coveted title.
AirAsia India is the Indian subsidiary of AirAsia, the worlds best low cost airline. AirAsia India has the vision of making “Flying possible for every Indian” who are currently underserved with poor connectivity and high fares.
01/01/14 Indian Sports News
