Mumbai: Terming the national carrier Air India's entry into Star
Alliance as a "morale booster," aviation experts today said it will also
benefit the flyers.
"Great news! Air India becomes the first Indian carrier to become part of a global network. Full marks to Air India's management and staff who achieved this feat despite myriad challenges," global consultancy KPMG partner and India head of aerospace and defence Amber Dubey said.
Stating that the entry will enhance Air India's global access, passenger and cargo volumes, revenues and profits, Dubey said passengers can earn and burn mileage points on member carriers and access lounges and other facilities.
Dubey said the move will boost foreign tourist arrivals in India and the membership will also bring closer scrutiny of Air India's service quality, safety record, on-time-performance and seamless IT integration with other members.
Read news in full 24/06/14 PTI/Economic Times
"Great news! Air India becomes the first Indian carrier to become part of a global network. Full marks to Air India's management and staff who achieved this feat despite myriad challenges," global consultancy KPMG partner and India head of aerospace and defence Amber Dubey said.
Stating that the entry will enhance Air India's global access, passenger and cargo volumes, revenues and profits, Dubey said passengers can earn and burn mileage points on member carriers and access lounges and other facilities.
Dubey said the move will boost foreign tourist arrivals in India and the membership will also bring closer scrutiny of Air India's service quality, safety record, on-time-performance and seamless IT integration with other members.
Read news in full 24/06/14 PTI/Economic Times
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