Indore: It was a historic moment when Tata owned Vistara airlines started its flight operations from the Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport in the Indore-Delhi sector on Saturday.
It was Tata Airlines flight that was the first one to land in the city airport in 1937, and now the Tatas have returned to the city 82 years later, albeit in a different avatar. Tata Airlines was later turned into Air India.
Vistara flight was given water cannon salute on landing at the city airport.
While Tata Airlines offered only parcel transportation service, Vistara which is jointly owned by the Tatas and SIA Airlines of Singapore, is a commercial passenger flight.
The first Vistara flight carried 136 passengers from New Delhi at 6.55 am and landed here at 8.20 am. On this occasion Tata SIA Airlines’ senior vice president Nam Kung, local MP Shankar Lalwani and airport director Aryama Sanyal were present. The return flight Indore-New Delhi departed carrying 112 passengers at 8.55 am and reached New Delhi at 10.25 am.
26/10/19 Free Press Journal
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It was Tata Airlines flight that was the first one to land in the city airport in 1937, and now the Tatas have returned to the city 82 years later, albeit in a different avatar. Tata Airlines was later turned into Air India.
Vistara flight was given water cannon salute on landing at the city airport.
While Tata Airlines offered only parcel transportation service, Vistara which is jointly owned by the Tatas and SIA Airlines of Singapore, is a commercial passenger flight.
The first Vistara flight carried 136 passengers from New Delhi at 6.55 am and landed here at 8.20 am. On this occasion Tata SIA Airlines’ senior vice president Nam Kung, local MP Shankar Lalwani and airport director Aryama Sanyal were present. The return flight Indore-New Delhi departed carrying 112 passengers at 8.55 am and reached New Delhi at 10.25 am.
26/10/19 Free Press Journal
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