New Delhi: Air India may look at introducing a separate cabin product on its flights --premium economy-- to tap the growing demand for this segment of travel in its bid to maximise revenue.
As of now, Tata-SIA-promoted full service airline Vistara is the only domestic carrier which offers premium economy on its flights, besides business and economy class.
"We are looking at introducing a new cabin class, premium economy as we see the demand growing for this product globally," a top Air India official told PTI.
Changing passenger preferences have necessitated exploration of more options for travel, the official said, adding, "it may take a while before a final decision on the issue is arrived at".
13/09/15 PTI/Economic Times
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As of now, Tata-SIA-promoted full service airline Vistara is the only domestic carrier which offers premium economy on its flights, besides business and economy class.
"We are looking at introducing a new cabin class, premium economy as we see the demand growing for this product globally," a top Air India official told PTI.
Changing passenger preferences have necessitated exploration of more options for travel, the official said, adding, "it may take a while before a final decision on the issue is arrived at".
13/09/15 PTI/Economic Times
