New Delhi: Kingfisher Airlines Chairman Vijay Mallya downplayed the crisis that hit the airlines saying it was blown out of proportion. "Kingfisher crisis is blown out of proportion, some companies do well, some don't," Mallya said.
Mallya returned to the country after a month-long overseas visit. He was at the Buddh International Circuit Formula 1 track, where the qualifiers for the Indian Grand Prix were taking place.
He said that the airlines has submitted a robust plan for its revival to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). "Sanjay Agarwal is looking into it, we have given a very robust and comprehensive plan," Mallya said. He also said that he was open to meeting the employees of the organisation. "If the employees want to meet me, they know where I live in Delhi," Mallya said.
27/10/12 CNN-IBN/IBN Live
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Mallya returned to the country after a month-long overseas visit. He was at the Buddh International Circuit Formula 1 track, where the qualifiers for the Indian Grand Prix were taking place.
He said that the airlines has submitted a robust plan for its revival to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). "Sanjay Agarwal is looking into it, we have given a very robust and comprehensive plan," Mallya said. He also said that he was open to meeting the employees of the organisation. "If the employees want to meet me, they know where I live in Delhi," Mallya said.
27/10/12 CNN-IBN/IBN Live
