Budget Airline, Air Asia India (AAI), in collaboration with Malaysia’s Air Aisa group, is hoping to start international operations by 2019-end, the Financial Express has reports. Recently appointed MD and CEO, Sunil Bhaskaran said while speaking with FE on the sidelines of the aviation summit.
The Tata Group-promoted airline, is currently under investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for allegedly bribing and lobbying various government officials.
The airline reportedly wants changes made in the civil aviation rules, according to which an Airline needs to complete five years of domestic service with 20 aircraft in its fleet, before being eligible to fly abroad.
The airline, which began operations in 2014 and completes its five years in June 2019, has applied for an international permit to the Civil Aviation Ministry in January.
21/02/19 Swarajya
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The Tata Group-promoted airline, is currently under investigation by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for allegedly bribing and lobbying various government officials.
The airline reportedly wants changes made in the civil aviation rules, according to which an Airline needs to complete five years of domestic service with 20 aircraft in its fleet, before being eligible to fly abroad.
The airline, which began operations in 2014 and completes its five years in June 2019, has applied for an international permit to the Civil Aviation Ministry in January.
21/02/19 Swarajya
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