Tuesday, 16 December 2014

Tata-Singapore Airlines Carrier Vistara Gets Flying Permit

Vistara - a partnership between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines- on Monday obtained the Air Operator Permit (AOP) or permit to fly from aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). This opens up the way for cheap air tickets air travel - where Tata Sons keeps a 51 % share while the staying 49 % is with Singapore Airlines - to begin functions in India.
Vistara will be the third full service airline after state-run Air Indian and Jet Air passage.
"The AOP is an important landmark as it is the ultimate step in a very technological and complicated conformity process," the air travel said in a declaration.

Headquartered in New Delhi, Vistara will begin functions with its navy of Airbus A 320-200 airplane and will soon create a declaration on the begin of sales, routes and plans, it said.
Vistara currently has two rented Airbus A-320s in its navy and programs to induct three more by March next season.


                                
The air travel programs to link Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Goa, Chandigarh, Srinagar, Jammu and Patna in the first season of its functions.
It programs to opearted 87 flights in the first season, with five rented Airbus A320s, and then ranges it up to 301 flight tickets by it all season. You can book domestic air tickets with this airline very soon.                           
The airline, with an preliminary mixed investment of $100 thousand or over Rs 600 crore from the Tata team and Singapore Airlinee, represents the third international Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the airplane industry since the govt announced last season worldwide airlines could buy as much as 49 % of local providers.

The Tata team has already set up another air travel with Malaysia-based budget airline AirAsia. The service provider is functional.

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