According to a report by Tarun Shukla in Mint, Tata SIA Airlines
Ltd.-promoted Vistara has asked the Centre to delay the implementation
of a new rule that makes it mandatory for local airlines to deploy
planes to connect smaller towns, saying it will affect the viability of
new airlines. Vistara said it wants at least a one-year grace period
after it starts operation before the regional connectivity rule is
implemented, as it could potentially impact start-ups such as AirAsia
India and six other companies that have recently won airline licences.
“We would like to submit that this proposal will only accelerate the immediate demise of new start-ups before they are given the opportunity and time to bolster their performance, financially and operationally,” Vistara wrote in a letter to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India.
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“We would like to submit that this proposal will only accelerate the immediate demise of new start-ups before they are given the opportunity and time to bolster their performance, financially and operationally,” Vistara wrote in a letter to the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India.
Read news in full25/09/14 TravelBizMonitor
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