New Delhi: Indian Oil Corporation said on Friday that it has refuelled the first Indian flight of Singapore Airlines’ low-cost long haul airline Scoot Airlines.
The airline launched its inaugural flight at Amritsar Airport on May 24 using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner which was refuelled by IndianOil Amritsar Aviation Fuel Station.
“The business has been gained in a highly competitive scenario. IndianOil Aviation now serves the Air India group, Jet Airways, Scoot Airlines, Malindo Airlines, Turkmenistan Airways and Uzbekistan Airways at Amritsar airport,” the company said in a statement.
10/06/16 Business Line
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The airline launched its inaugural flight at Amritsar Airport on May 24 using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner which was refuelled by IndianOil Amritsar Aviation Fuel Station.
“The business has been gained in a highly competitive scenario. IndianOil Aviation now serves the Air India group, Jet Airways, Scoot Airlines, Malindo Airlines, Turkmenistan Airways and Uzbekistan Airways at Amritsar airport,” the company said in a statement.
10/06/16 Business Line
