INDIAN AIRLINES

Company History
Organisational Structure
Revenue
Product Line
Punch Line

Current market share of Indian carriers in the domestic aviation market is

shown below:

Jet Airways and Jet Lite -------------------26.2%

Kingfisher Airlines ------------------------ 19.0%
NACIL----------------------------------------17.7%
IndiGo -----------------------------------------16.8%
Spice Jet ---------------------------------------13.6%
Go Air ------------------------------------------6.6%

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Kingfisher
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1. KINGFISHER AIRLINES –

Punch Line- FLY THE GOOD TIMES

Founded - 2003
The airline started commercial operations in 9 May 2005 from Mumbai to
Delhi and its international operations on 3 September 2008 by connecting
Bengaluru with London.

Management -
Dr. Vijay Mallya - Chairman
Sanjay Aggarwal - CEO

Classes of service
1. Kingfisher First (Business class)

2. Kingfisher Class (Premium economy)

3. Kingfisher Red (Low fare).

Kingfisher First and Kingfisher Class is available on our international routes

too. Kingfisher Airlines obtained a 26% stake in Air Deccan, a low cost
Indian airline which Mallya later acquired fully and rebranded as
Kingfishers Red.

Destinations- Kingfisher operates more than 375 daily flights to 71

destinations. Kingfisher Airlines serves 63 domestic destinations and 8
international destinations in 8 countries across Asia and Europe.

Fleet- 66 (+130 orders)

Revenue- 5,271.04 crore (US$ 1.2 billion) (2009)

Award- Kingfisher Airlines is one of six airlines in the world to have a 5-star
rating from Skytrax, along with Asiana Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Malaysia
Airlines, Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines. And India’s only 5-star
airline.

2. JET AIRWAYS

Punch Line - The Joy of Flying

Founded - April 1992

Management-
Chairman - Mr. Naresh Goyal
CEO - Mr. Nikos Kardassis

Destinations- Jet Airways operates flights to 24 international destinations

and 47 destinations within India.

Fleet- 98

Class of Service
Domestic –
1. Premiere
2. Economy Class
International –
1. First Class
2. Premiere
3. Economy Class

Award- Jet Airways has been given a 3-star rating by Skytrax

Revenue- Rs.10, 622.92 Crore (US $ 2.41 billion)

#Air Sahara Buyout-

Jet Airways announced that it would buy Air Sahara for US$500 million in
an all-cash deal and which is known as Jet Lite.

Jet Konnect- low cost brand of India-based Jet Airways.

3. GO AIR

Punch Line- Fly Smart

Founded- 2005

It is now wholly owned by the Wadia Group[2], Mumbai based and majority
owners of Bombay Dyeing and Britannia Industries.

Management-

Jehangir Wadia- Managing Director

Kaushik C. Khona - Chief Executive Officer

Destinations – 19 cities (India) 160 daily flights and approximately 1120

weekly flights

Revenue - Rs.13.5 -14 billion

4. Spice Jet

Punch Line- Get More When You Fly

Founded - 2004

Management-
Sanjay Aggarwal - chief executive officer
Director - Ajay Singh

Services - Airlines and Aviation

Destinations - SpiceJet flies to 22 destinations across India, Nepal and Sri

Lanka.

Fleet- 23

Revenue - $400.52 million USD (2009)

Award- SpiceJet was voted as the best low-cost airline in South Asia and
Central Asia region by Skytrax in 2007.
5. IndiGo Airlines

Punch Line- Go IndiGo

Founded- 2005 Headquaters- Gurgaon,Haryana

Management –
MD – Rahul Bhatia
President – Aditya Ghosh

Destinations- 23 (Within India)

Fleet Size- 36 (+64 order)

Class of service-
Economy Class

Revenue-

Award-
Best Domestic Low Cost Carrier’ in India for 2008
6. Indian (Indian Airlines)

Your Palace in the Sky

Punch line – Have You Tried the New Air India

Founded – 1953

Air India is a state-owned flag carrier and currently the oldest and largest airline of the
Republic of India. It is a part of the Indian government-owned National Aviation
Company of India Limited (NACIL).

Management –
Chairman & MD – Shri Arvind Jhadav

Services-

Fleet - 130 Aircrafts

Destinations-

Revenue-

Award-