New Delhi: With the Civil Aviation Ministry expected to finalise the much-awaited aviation policy next month, which will also decide the fate of existing norm for international operations by domestic airline, Tata Sons on Tuesday said that industry should avail opportunities than discuss rules.
"I would say let us all move on. Market has opportunity, competition should move on and we will also live on. It is not that we are winning everywhere. It is a challenging market. We have some very powerful competitors let everyone give their best," Mukund Rajan, director, Vistara Board, told reporters here.
Mr Rajan was talking to reporters after the opening of the Tata-SIA run airline's exclusive lounge for business class passengers and Club Vistara customers at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on Tuesday.
"Let us not get in to this rule or that rule and someone was obstructed here or there," Mr Rajan said in an obvious reference to the fight between the old airlines and startup carriers over the 5/20 rule, under which an Indian carrier should have minimum 5 years of domestic flying and at least 20 aircraft for going overseas.
29/03/16 PTI/NDTV
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"I would say let us all move on. Market has opportunity, competition should move on and we will also live on. It is not that we are winning everywhere. It is a challenging market. We have some very powerful competitors let everyone give their best," Mukund Rajan, director, Vistara Board, told reporters here.
Mr Rajan was talking to reporters after the opening of the Tata-SIA run airline's exclusive lounge for business class passengers and Club Vistara customers at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on Tuesday.
"Let us not get in to this rule or that rule and someone was obstructed here or there," Mr Rajan said in an obvious reference to the fight between the old airlines and startup carriers over the 5/20 rule, under which an Indian carrier should have minimum 5 years of domestic flying and at least 20 aircraft for going overseas.
29/03/16 PTI/NDTV
