Mumbai: Full service carrier Vistara today inducted the 21st aircraft into its fleet, becoming eligible to fly overseas after commencing operations over three years ago.
The airline -- a joint venture between Tatas and Singapore Airlines -- began operations on January 9, 2015.
In a release, Vistara said its 21st aircraft, an A320 neo plane landed at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport at 0336 hours today.
"There's great excitement among all of us at Vistara, as we prepare ourselves for taking the next leap in our journey to fly international. The arrival of our 21st aircraft makes this phase even more special," Vistara CEO Leslie Thng said.
"It enables us to strengthen our network further, which gives us the opportunity to offer more choices in terms of frequencies to our ever-growing base of loyal customers," he added.
According to the airline, the new aircraft would be deployed to further strengthen its domestic network.
Under the current norms, a domestic airline having a fleet of at least 20 aircraft is eligible to fly on foreign routes.
14/06/18 PTI/Pioneer
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The airline -- a joint venture between Tatas and Singapore Airlines -- began operations on January 9, 2015.
In a release, Vistara said its 21st aircraft, an A320 neo plane landed at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport at 0336 hours today.
"There's great excitement among all of us at Vistara, as we prepare ourselves for taking the next leap in our journey to fly international. The arrival of our 21st aircraft makes this phase even more special," Vistara CEO Leslie Thng said.
"It enables us to strengthen our network further, which gives us the opportunity to offer more choices in terms of frequencies to our ever-growing base of loyal customers," he added.
According to the airline, the new aircraft would be deployed to further strengthen its domestic network.
Under the current norms, a domestic airline having a fleet of at least 20 aircraft is eligible to fly on foreign routes.
14/06/18 PTI/Pioneer
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