Thiruvananthapuram: SilkAir, regional wing of Singapore Airlines, believes it has a niche place for itself in the Indian market. Entry of new players does not necessarily alter the position, says David Lau, General Manager-India, Singapore Airlines.
He said this in the specific context of his own airline joining Tata Sons to launch a full-services player in India and the Tatas teaming up with AirAsia for a separate venture.
“Tata-AirAsia is a low-cost domestic airline and Tata-Singapore Airlines will launch as a full-service, domestic airline,” Lau told Business Line.
On the other hand, SilkAir operates the Singapore Airlines Group’s narrow-body fleet. It extends the Group network by seeding and developing new destinations in Asia Pacific.
26/02/14 Business Line
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He said this in the specific context of his own airline joining Tata Sons to launch a full-services player in India and the Tatas teaming up with AirAsia for a separate venture.
“Tata-AirAsia is a low-cost domestic airline and Tata-Singapore Airlines will launch as a full-service, domestic airline,” Lau told Business Line.
On the other hand, SilkAir operates the Singapore Airlines Group’s narrow-body fleet. It extends the Group network by seeding and developing new destinations in Asia Pacific.
26/02/14 Business Line
