Bengaluru: The disappearance of Malaysian budget carrier AirAsia's flight from Indonesia's Surabaya to Singapore early Sunday has not affected its Indian operations, an airline spokesperson said.
"Our operations are normal. No impact of the missing aircraft on our flights in India and we don't have cancellations," AirAsia India spokesperson told IANS here.
As a joint venture with Tata Sons and Telstra Tradeplace, AirAsia began its low-cost operations in India from here June 12 with a maiden flight to Panjim.
"We regret to confirm that flight QZ8501 from Surabaya to Singapore lost contact with air traffic control at 07.24 a.m. (Surabaya local time) after it took off from Juanda international airport at 05.35 a.m.," the company said in a statement.
29/12/14 IANS/Sahil Online
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"Our operations are normal. No impact of the missing aircraft on our flights in India and we don't have cancellations," AirAsia India spokesperson told IANS here.
As a joint venture with Tata Sons and Telstra Tradeplace, AirAsia began its low-cost operations in India from here June 12 with a maiden flight to Panjim.
"We regret to confirm that flight QZ8501 from Surabaya to Singapore lost contact with air traffic control at 07.24 a.m. (Surabaya local time) after it took off from Juanda international airport at 05.35 a.m.," the company said in a statement.
29/12/14 IANS/Sahil Online
