Introduction to domestic airlines in India
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This document provides an overview of several major domestic airlines in India, including IndiGo, SpiceJet, Jet Airways, Go Air, Air India Express, Vistara, Air India, and AirAsia India. For each airline, key details are given such as the founder, number of flights, aircraft types used, hub airports, slogans, headquarters, dates of operation, websites, codes, and number of destinations served. Photos show aspects like cabin crews, uniforms, boarding passes, seat configurations, and in-flight services.
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- 27. Vistara Airlines CEO: Phee Teik Yeoh (CEO) No of Flights: 13 Hub Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport Punchline: Fly the new feeling Head Quarter: Gurugram,Haryana Parent company : Tata Sons Commenced operations on: 9 January 2015 Website: www.airvistara.com IATA Code: UK Operating Destinations: 18 Types of aircraft uses: Airbus A320- 200
- 33. CMD : Rohit Nandan No of Flights: 72 Types of aircraft uses: Airbus A320-200 Major Hub Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Indira Gandhi International Airport Parent company : Air India Limited Punchline: Have you tried the new Air India? Head Quarter: New Delhi Operations Started on: 1953 Website: http://airindia.in IATA Code: IC Operating Destinations: 63 Loyalty Program: Flying Returns
- 34. • Present CEO:Amar Abrol • Chairman : S. Ramadorai • Founder, AirAsia Group :Tony Fernandes • No of Flights: 8 • Types of aircraft uses: Airbus A320-200 • Major Hub Airport:Kempegowda International Airport (Bangalore) • Punchline: Now Everyone Can Fly • Head Quarter: Chennai, India Operations Started on: 12 June 2014 • Website: www.airasia.com/in/en/home.pa ge • IATA Code: I5 • Operating Destinations: 11
- 37. Air Asia Economy class