Air India targets global aviation market
Air India has said that it is overhauling its systems to take the country’s flag carrier to the next level of global aviation market and meet the challenges arising from the new alliance. Air India, a new entrant of the 27-member Star Alliance, has said that it is overhauling its systems to take the country’s flag carrier to the next level of global aviation market and meet the challenges arising from the new alliance. Pankaj Srivastava, Director- Commercial and a board member of Air India, said the carrier will seek all means to utilize the opportunities and face the challenges that arise from the deal with the Star Alliance.
Asian Lite, a weekly ethnic newspaper, quoted him as saying this during the celebrations to mark the first anniversary of Air India re-launching flights to Birmingham Airport in the UK. Star Alliance network counts 27 member airlines, offering....
