Paris: Air India is standing behind its growth plans for low-cost unit Air India Express after the subsidiary recorded a profit in its first year of operation.
Chairman and managing director of Air India, V Thulasidas, said at IATA’s annual general meeting in Paris that the no-frills international carrier has been a success to date and it will continue growing.
“We have had loads over 90% in Air India Express and in the very first year it has given us a small profit,” says Thulasidas.
Air India Express launched services in April last year between points in India and destinations in the Middle East.
06/06/06 Nicholas Ionides/Airline Business/Flight International
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Home »
» Air India plans to grow low-cost unit
Air India plans to grow low-cost unit
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Related Posts:
Air India and its history of mismanagement!New Delhi: The Air India strike may be over but one can't say the same for its financial troubles. Details emerging of its expenses show that the nati… Read More
Family of Indian pilot demands impartialprobeJalandhar: The shocked family of Indian pilot Raman Kumar Joshi, who was found murdered at his residence in Colombo, today demanded an impartial probe… Read More
Indian pilot’s death a suicide says PoliceThe mysterious death of a 50-year-old Indian pilot who was serving at the SriLankan Airlines was pronounced a suicide, the police said yesterday.Polic… Read More
Air India tinkers with operational costs to save moneyMumbai: Pilots may have hijacked Air India's plans to reduce staff costs by snipping their productivity-linked incentives (PLI) by up to 50%, but the … Read More
After strike, AI swoops in with irresistible faresMumbai: After the five-day Air India strike, the Maharaja is out to woo back its fliers.On Thursday, Air India announced that it had increased the qua… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment