Bengaluru: In a bid to tap the opportunities arising out of the government's UDAN regional air connectivity scheme, the Bengaluru-headquartered Star Air is the latest airline set to take off, with its first flight expected in mid-July.
A part of the Sanjay Ghodawat Group, the airline will operate out of the Bengaluru International Airport. Under UDAN, Star Air has bagged three routes, namely Hubballi-Pune, Hubballi-Hindon (Delhi) and Hubballi-Tirupati, while it is yet to disclose the routes from Bengaluru and other cities, the company said in a statement.
Introducing the Embraer ERJ-145 for the first time in India in commercial aviation, Star Air has chalked out a long-term road map. The plane is popular as a private business jet. Starting off with a fleet of two aircraft, the airline is eyeing expansion.
21/06/18 Deccan Herald
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A part of the Sanjay Ghodawat Group, the airline will operate out of the Bengaluru International Airport. Under UDAN, Star Air has bagged three routes, namely Hubballi-Pune, Hubballi-Hindon (Delhi) and Hubballi-Tirupati, while it is yet to disclose the routes from Bengaluru and other cities, the company said in a statement.
Introducing the Embraer ERJ-145 for the first time in India in commercial aviation, Star Air has chalked out a long-term road map. The plane is popular as a private business jet. Starting off with a fleet of two aircraft, the airline is eyeing expansion.
21/06/18 Deccan Herald
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