Airlines in India – Kingfisher and Jet Airways

Think of visiting a city in India and it is air travel that will immediately crop up in your mind. The convenience associated with covering long distances in a matter of a couple of hours or even lesser than that is the greatest advantage associated. For those who are stuck by busy schedules, this mode of transport is the best option. And there is no dearth of airlines in India. No matter what is your preferred time, you can easily find the schedule of one or more airlines to your advantage. And flying by airlines in India is no longer expensive.

Few of the airlines in India that have been in the good books of passengers of all classes are Jet Airways, JetLite, Kingfisher, National Aviation Company of India Ltd. (Air India, Indian Airlines, Air India Express), SpiceJet, GoAir, IndiGo. Amid all the airlines, it is Jet Airways (with JetLite) that is leading in terms of market share followed by Kingfisher Airlines.

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Jet Airways, ever since its operation, has been adding milestones after milestones in its success basket. Operating a fleet of 97 aircraft, Jet Airways covers 71 destinations spanning the length and breadth of India and beyond. The latest recognition in the airline’s kitty is honoring of its senior pilot Capt. Sonica Chhabra for being the first Indian woman Instructor and Examiner on Boeing 737 aircraft. She was conferred the award by the Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Smt. Ambika Soni during the recent centenary celebrations of Civil Aviation in India held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.