Mumbai: Scheduled commuter airline Air Deccan today said it is planning to launch flight services to Ahmedabad from Nashik as part of its strategy to connect smaller cities with business hubs.
The airline, which is owned by Ahmedabad-based GSEC Aviation and Monarch Net worth Capital, also said it plans launch services from Delhi and Kolkata, besides Gujarat, which is already under process.
Air Deccan had commenced operations with services to Jalgaon, Pune and Nashik from Mumbai in December last year under Udan, the government's regional connectivity scheme (RCS). Later, it had also launched flights to Kolhapur.
However, the carrier was forced to suspended services within couple of months due to technical glitch in its aircraft and pilots shortage.
17/08/18 PTI/Business Standard
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The airline, which is owned by Ahmedabad-based GSEC Aviation and Monarch Net worth Capital, also said it plans launch services from Delhi and Kolkata, besides Gujarat, which is already under process.
Air Deccan had commenced operations with services to Jalgaon, Pune and Nashik from Mumbai in December last year under Udan, the government's regional connectivity scheme (RCS). Later, it had also launched flights to Kolhapur.
However, the carrier was forced to suspended services within couple of months due to technical glitch in its aircraft and pilots shortage.
17/08/18 PTI/Business Standard
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