Vijayawada: The city-based regional carrier Air Costa on Wednesday said
it plans to go national from the first quarter of the next fiscal with
focus on small towns.
The company, which has completed one year of operations, plans to induct four aircraft each year till it starts getting the deliveries of its own planes, Air Costa Chairman Ramesh Lingamaneni told reporters here.
"We are looking at operating pan-India flights from the first quarter of the next fiscal (April-June 2015). We already have initiated necessary process in this regard," Lingamaneni said.
However, the airline's focus will continue to be on small towns and cities, he said.
The company this week submitted its application for securing pan-India flying licence to civil aviation regulator DGCA, Air Costa Chief Financial Officer Vivek Choudhary said.
Read news in full 15/10/14 ZeeNews
The company, which has completed one year of operations, plans to induct four aircraft each year till it starts getting the deliveries of its own planes, Air Costa Chairman Ramesh Lingamaneni told reporters here.
"We are looking at operating pan-India flights from the first quarter of the next fiscal (April-June 2015). We already have initiated necessary process in this regard," Lingamaneni said.
However, the airline's focus will continue to be on small towns and cities, he said.
The company this week submitted its application for securing pan-India flying licence to civil aviation regulator DGCA, Air Costa Chief Financial Officer Vivek Choudhary said.
Read news in full 15/10/14 ZeeNews
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