New Delhi: Singapore’s no-frills airline Scoot will launch flight from Jaipur to the city state with a plane — called ‘Kamascootra’ — from October 2 as it expands services from the country. Scoot, an arm of full-service carrier Singapore Airlines, has flights from Chennai and Amritsar. Scoot’s India chief Bharath Mahadevan said the airline will be getting its 12th aircraft, Dreamliner, in the first week of September and it will be named in a unique way. “To commemorate India services launch, we have decided to call the aircraft ‘Kamascootra’,” he said.
“This is the first time that Scoot has named an aircraft in honour of a particular country other than our home base Singapore.”
The name ‘Kamascootra’ is inspired by Vatsyayana’s text ‘Kamasutra’. The “first ever non-stop flight” connecting Jaipur and Singapore will be launched on October 2, he added. The plane will have 335 seats, including 21 premium economy.
To Read the News in Full 31/08/16 PTI/India.com
“This is the first time that Scoot has named an aircraft in honour of a particular country other than our home base Singapore.”
The name ‘Kamascootra’ is inspired by Vatsyayana’s text ‘Kamasutra’. The “first ever non-stop flight” connecting Jaipur and Singapore will be launched on October 2, he added. The plane will have 335 seats, including 21 premium economy.
To Read the News in Full 31/08/16 PTI/India.com
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