New Delhi: Chief Executive Officer of Air Asia India Amar Abrol on Wednesday said that the budget carrier would aim to deliver on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of connecting to the east and work closely with the state governments to do so. "We are a Malaysian based airline and we have two big hubs (Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok). So, certainly, we will be the carrier that connects and delivers on the Prime Minister's vision of connecting to the east", Abrol told ANI. He also said that connecting from north-east India is of particular interest to the airline, owing to the proximity of north-east India to south-east Asia.
Air Asia exists across Asia in 22 cities. However, the airline commenced its India operations in June 2014 with Bengaluru as its primary hub. The airline now plans to become a designated international carrier, with operations likely to begin in 2019.
25/01/18 ANI/Sify
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Air Asia exists across Asia in 22 cities. However, the airline commenced its India operations in June 2014 with Bengaluru as its primary hub. The airline now plans to become a designated international carrier, with operations likely to begin in 2019.
25/01/18 ANI/Sify
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