Jamshedpur: Tata-SIA Airlines Ltd on Saturday said it hoped to launch
flights by September-October this year as it expressed "satisfaction"
over the progress made in getting the flying licence from aviation
regulator DGCA.
"The AOP (Air Operator's Permit or flying licence) exercise is progressing well and we are expecting to launch the full service airlines' domestic service in September- October," S Varadarajan, chief human resource officer and chief of corporate affairs of the airline, said.
Varadarajan, who was in the steel city to participate in the HR Conclave 2014 organized by CII Jamshedpur, said Tata- SIA has shared all relevant issues, including the route network plan of the company with the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), and was awaiting the AOP.
Read news in full 26/07/14 PTI/Times of India
"The AOP (Air Operator's Permit or flying licence) exercise is progressing well and we are expecting to launch the full service airlines' domestic service in September- October," S Varadarajan, chief human resource officer and chief of corporate affairs of the airline, said.
Varadarajan, who was in the steel city to participate in the HR Conclave 2014 organized by CII Jamshedpur, said Tata- SIA has shared all relevant issues, including the route network plan of the company with the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), and was awaiting the AOP.
Read news in full 26/07/14 PTI/Times of India
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