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The aviation foray of the Wadia Group, GoAir is a leading low-cost carrier (LCC) of India. It has been providing economical services to the country since 2005, and has expanded exponentially. Currently, the GoAir ticket booking list features around 23 destinations of the country, including a number of Tier I and II cities. It operates over 900 flights every week from its hubs at Chhatrapati Shivaji and Indira Gandhi International Airports. The carrier recently received its 20th aircraft and is now planning to commence its global operations. As per one of the clauses of aviation rules in India, carriers have to complete five years of operation and own at least 20 models before initiating international operations.

GoAir owns more than 8.5 per cent market share in the domestic market, by providing frequent flights to different cities of the country. Indira Gandhi International Airport and Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport are hub of this carrier. Recently, it introduced a direct flight to Nagpur from Kolkata.

Mumbai based no-frills carrier of India - GoAir is a part of the Wadia Group. It has emerged as one of the most efficient airlines, offering top-notch services and amenities in the country. Serving over 20 cities with approximately 100 daily flights, the airline is growing at a great pace.

The Wadia Group-owned airline - GoAir - is one of the few carriers of the country showing positive consistency in its financial books. This low-cost carrier (LCC) is one of the most efficient service providers, known for offering economical seat reservation options. Recently, it has announced discount on fares of its extensive network route, including flights to Indore, Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai. It currently operates more than 140 flights everyday from its primary hub at Indira Gandhi International Airport of New Delhi and Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport at Mumbai. The carrier recently started operations in Odisha, and also received the delivery of 20th aircraft. Now, it has joined the league of carriers that stand at par with the 5/20 article of aviation laws.

With an upsurge in the sale of flight tickets in the on-going quarter, GoAir has started taking small steps towards expanding its services. Once concentrated only to New Delhi and Mumbai, this low-cost carrier (LCC) has gradually improved its services to be counted as a contender in the Indian aviation industry.

GoAir, one of the popular providers of cheap flight tickets in the Indian aviation industry, has recently announced that it will offer concessions on its flights in the Andaman and Nicobar sector. This comes at a time when the price of airline tickets has witnessed a significant upsurge on all sectors. The concession is applicable as soon as residents of this island begin their journey from Port Blair.

GoAir - one of the leading Indian low-cost carriers (LCCs) - has announced that it is planning to increase its connectivity by a margin of 21 per cent soon. The Wadia Group carrier made this official declaration at a press conference recently. The LCC is planning to expand its network across cities, metro as well as non-metro, for the purpose of better aircraft utilisation and improved air services.

According to sources from the aviation industry, GoAir, which offers cheap airline tickets and is one of the leading low-cost carriers, has registered profits in the third quarter owing to an upsurge in passenger traffic and its overseas operations after a tumultuous second quarter.

According to the reports, this airline has strong inclination towards going international in the near future. However, according to the current civil aviation rules, carriers having less than 20 aircraft or operating for less than five years are not permitted to initiate international services. In the current scenario, if this loan is sanctioned, it would surely help Go Air overcome the minimum aircraft barrier. Also, the bankers have confirmed that if they are satisfied with the proposal of this LCC, they would definitely sanction the loan.

Go Air PNR status check can be done from the official website of GoAir. Go Air PNR status gives all information including departure time, arrival time, flight duration, air terminal

Check out the latest offers and deals on air tickets by Air India, Jet Airways, Indigo, Spicejet, Jetlite, GoAir. Book now to save money.

The initiation of AirAsia has led to severe ups and downs in the air ticket fare in Indian aviation. It has started selling its tickets from 31st May. Its maiden journey will take place on June 12 between Bangalore and Goa. As a promotion for the airline starting its domestic service in the country for the first time, a huge deduction in flight fares have been offered.

Travelling in domestic flights in India has always been among the easier aspects for fliers. This is primarily because of the fact that a number of airlines operate in this region. Among the listed ones are Air India, the flag carrier and Jet Airways, which are full-fledged airlines. Apart from this, the chart of listed airlines also includes a number of low-cost carriers (LCCs) like IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir.

With increase in the demand for flights in the festive season, the Indian low-cost carriers (LCCs) have launched never before offer for travellers. They can book flights to Indore, Cochin, Goa, Jaipur or any other Indian city at low cost, as the deal is available on domestic routes only.

The number of fliers is growing day by day as per International Aviation Transport Association (IATA). An addition of over 900 million passengers has been calculated in tenure of five years, starting from 2012. Most of them will be domestic fliers; hence airlines are adding capacity on small cities of the home country.

The cost of making reservation with airlines has decreased significantly in the past few years, especially after deregulation of the aviation sector. Reports show that the affordability has increased leaving a positive impact on the tourism industry.

AirAsia India - the Indo-Malaysian aviation venture formed with the collaboration of Air Asia Berhad, Tata Sons and Telestra Tradeplace - had their a irline tickets sold out for upcoming two months. The top executives of the airline, which recently launched its flights from Bangalore to Chennai and to Goa; made the official announcement about the sale.

GoAir, one of the most popular names in Indian aviation providing domestic flights only, is looking forward to lease Airbus A320 models in a bid to initiate international services. It is currently increasing the number of its destinations as well as it looks forward to connect tier-II and tier-III cities within the nation.

Domestic Flights Provider Go Air to Lease Aircraft