Mumbai: Air India has witnessed a significant rise in international travellers in its first year as member of Star Alliance. Air India had become a Star Alliance member on July 11, 2014.
“Between last July and March (this year), we have seen an increase in passenger transfers from Star Alliance member airlines on our code-share flights. We expect code-share revenue to double to three per cent of passenger revenue once we sign more code-share alliances,” said Air India’s commercial director Pankaj Srivastava.
A majority of the existing transfers are from Air Canada (over London to Air India's Delhi and Mumbai flights) and from Ethiopian Airlines on Air India's domestic network.
13/07/15 Aneesh Phadnis/Business Standard
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“Between last July and March (this year), we have seen an increase in passenger transfers from Star Alliance member airlines on our code-share flights. We expect code-share revenue to double to three per cent of passenger revenue once we sign more code-share alliances,” said Air India’s commercial director Pankaj Srivastava.
A majority of the existing transfers are from Air Canada (over London to Air India's Delhi and Mumbai flights) and from Ethiopian Airlines on Air India's domestic network.
13/07/15 Aneesh Phadnis/Business Standard
