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06-25-2011, 03:44 PM
India’s Cheapest Air Service IndiGo Offers $223 to any of the launch destinations
IndiGo, India’s second largest airline with a fleet of 39 aircrafts will start international operations from September, 1 with the launch of its Delhi to Dubai daily flights
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The budget airline will also launch services to Singapore and Bangkok later in September. C.E.O Aditya Ghosh of IndiGo said, "We are launching our international operations to Dubai, Singapore and Bangkok from this September, we will offer 25,000 seats at a price of $223 to any of the launch destinations.”
Ghosh also said that even when these low-fare seats are exhausted, the airline will continue to price itself 25-40% lower than full-service carriers on these routes. IndiGo prices are about 33% cheaper than other airlines.
The government’s approval of international flights would hasten the process of Indian carriers taking back some of the market share that has been lost over the past decades to foreign carriers.
IndiGo, India’s second largest airline with a fleet of 39 aircrafts will start international operations from September, 1 with the launch of its Delhi to Dubai daily flights
http://www.fun2friend.com/uploads/india-indigo-airplane.jpg
The budget airline will also launch services to Singapore and Bangkok later in September. C.E.O Aditya Ghosh of IndiGo said, "We are launching our international operations to Dubai, Singapore and Bangkok from this September, we will offer 25,000 seats at a price of $223 to any of the launch destinations.”
Ghosh also said that even when these low-fare seats are exhausted, the airline will continue to price itself 25-40% lower than full-service carriers on these routes. IndiGo prices are about 33% cheaper than other airlines.
The government’s approval of international flights would hasten the process of Indian carriers taking back some of the market share that has been lost over the past decades to foreign carriers.