Touulouse: Cathay Pacific is keen to explore new connections to India, including non-metros, even as it is awaits the outcome of bilateral negotiations between the respective governments to increase entitlements.
The airline, which currently flies into five metros in India, is trying to improve its carrying capacity by introducing bigger aircraft in the routes it currently caters to.
"India is a very promising market for us. We would like to increase our capacity by deploying bigger aircraft in existing routes," Paul Loo, Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, told ET.
19/06/18 Rakhi Mazumdar/Economic Times
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The airline, which currently flies into five metros in India, is trying to improve its carrying capacity by introducing bigger aircraft in the routes it currently caters to.
"India is a very promising market for us. We would like to increase our capacity by deploying bigger aircraft in existing routes," Paul Loo, Cathay's chief customer and commercial officer, told ET.
19/06/18 Rakhi Mazumdar/Economic Times
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