New Delhi: IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, on Saturday announced plans to induct smaller aircraft to tap the potential in India's growing regional aviation market.
"Clearly, there is a market for smaller aircraft. If you ask me are we interested, then probably yes, but I am not saying that it will happen tomorrow. There are plans but we have not worked out the details about the kind of aircraft yet," said Rahul Bhatia, managing director, InterGlobe Enterprises, the parent company of IndiGo.
Bhatia declined to share specifics on whether a separate subsidiary will be established for the proposed foray into regional air connectivity services.
IndiGo will be come the third Indian carrier, after Air India and SpiceJet, to have plans to launch operations with smaller aircraft.
24/11/13 Indian Express
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"Clearly, there is a market for smaller aircraft. If you ask me are we interested, then probably yes, but I am not saying that it will happen tomorrow. There are plans but we have not worked out the details about the kind of aircraft yet," said Rahul Bhatia, managing director, InterGlobe Enterprises, the parent company of IndiGo.
Bhatia declined to share specifics on whether a separate subsidiary will be established for the proposed foray into regional air connectivity services.
IndiGo will be come the third Indian carrier, after Air India and SpiceJet, to have plans to launch operations with smaller aircraft.
24/11/13 Indian Express
