What Inspired Star Air to Expand its Service?

An Indian commuter airline, Star Air has achieved remarkable success within its first year of operations and is looking forward to progress further in the aviation industry. Citing its success, Star Air is intending to fulfill its thousands of passengers request to expand its operations on multiple air travel routes. 

Flight service for Kalaburagi- Bengaluru and Hubbali-Hindon (Delhi) was long-awaited. It is problematic for people belonging to these regions to travel from one city to another. This inconvenience is expected to be solved by Star Air by commencing its services on these routes. Since its launch, the company has been receiving an extraordinary response from its customers. Considering its growing demand, Star Air has decided to increase its functioning frequency in these routes.

Star Air operates under the RCS-UDAN scheme and has gained wider reach among customers for its exceptional services that include on-time departure, on-time arrival, ticket rates, food quality, safety and comfort. Also, Bangalore and Delhi are the two fastest-growing cities in India and thus, the number of travellers are also increasing. This has encouraged airlines to make this expansion move.

"On Kalaburagi - Bengaluru, and Hubballi - Hindon (Delhi) sector, Star Air is currently providing flight services thrice a week. However, from 15 February 2020, our flight frequency on Kalaburagi - Bengaluru & Hubballi - Hindon (Delhi) route would be increased to six days per week and five days per week respectively," says Simran Singh Tiwana, CEO,Star Air.

At present, Star Air provides its services to nine cities in India that include Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Tirupati, Hubballi, Belagavi, Delhi (Hindon), Kalaburagi and Indore.

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