In order to rope in airline operators to commence air services from
here, the Nashik Industries & Manufacturers' Association (NIMA) has
offered a loyalty programme.
The apex body of industries has said that it will sign a loyalty programme with the airline operator that is first to commence air service from Nashik.
Speaking to TOI, NIMA president, H S Banerjee said, "We are making all the efforts to commence air service from here. We have already decided to offer a loyalty programme to the airline operators and offered the opportunity the airline operators like Air India and Jet Airways during a meeting we recently had with the state government.
We will sign the loyalty programme with the company which first commences air service."
Under the loyalty programme, the industries will book a few seats to make the air service viable. "We will share some seats, but the ratio will be decided before we sign the loyalty offer with the concerned operator. After conducting a survey of air service potentials in Nashik, we have found that there can be flights to Bangalore and Delhi from here." Banerjee said.
To Read the News in Full 13/01/17 Tushar Pawar/The Times Of India
The apex body of industries has said that it will sign a loyalty programme with the airline operator that is first to commence air service from Nashik.
Speaking to TOI, NIMA president, H S Banerjee said, "We are making all the efforts to commence air service from here. We have already decided to offer a loyalty programme to the airline operators and offered the opportunity the airline operators like Air India and Jet Airways during a meeting we recently had with the state government.
We will sign the loyalty programme with the company which first commences air service."
Under the loyalty programme, the industries will book a few seats to make the air service viable. "We will share some seats, but the ratio will be decided before we sign the loyalty offer with the concerned operator. After conducting a survey of air service potentials in Nashik, we have found that there can be flights to Bangalore and Delhi from here." Banerjee said.
To Read the News in Full 13/01/17 Tushar Pawar/The Times Of India
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