New Delhi: Air India, the ailing state-owned carrier, has been asked to prepare a plan to enhance its market share by Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh.
Concerned over the national carrier's performance, the minister asked Air India to submit its plan to enhance its domestic passenger market share in a week's time.
Singh is reported to have told Air India that its plan should include month-wise targets of market share along with corresponding strategy to achieve these targets over the next one year.
Meanwhile, no frills airline IndiGo continued its spree of carrying the maximum number of passengers besides having the largest market share in August.
IndiGo carried 12.05 lakh passengers in August, followed by Jet Airways-JetLite combined flying 11.01 lakh, SpiceJet 8.07 lakh, Air India 7.94 lakh and GoAir 3.24 lakh.
19/09/12 Business Today
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Concerned over the national carrier's performance, the minister asked Air India to submit its plan to enhance its domestic passenger market share in a week's time.
Singh is reported to have told Air India that its plan should include month-wise targets of market share along with corresponding strategy to achieve these targets over the next one year.
Meanwhile, no frills airline IndiGo continued its spree of carrying the maximum number of passengers besides having the largest market share in August.
IndiGo carried 12.05 lakh passengers in August, followed by Jet Airways-JetLite combined flying 11.01 lakh, SpiceJet 8.07 lakh, Air India 7.94 lakh and GoAir 3.24 lakh.
19/09/12 Business Today
