EXCELLENCE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH RED & BLUE CARPETS'
Mumbai,India : The tag of the number one domestic airline is a milestone for six-year-old IndiGo. However, Aditya Ghosh, the airline’s president, clarifies the company isn’t chasing market share. Instead, he says, IndiGo would continue to grow, add new planes, expand international flights and focus on its core competencies such as on-time performance.
Last month, IndiGo, with 27 per cent market share, pipped Jet Airways (26.6 per cent market share) to the position of India’s largest domestic airline, in terms of the number of passengers. Last year, IndiGo recorded passenger growth of 35-40 per cent. The airline accounts for about 1.5 million passengers a month.
Ghosh, the airline’s publicity-shy chief, gave no press interviews after IndiGo rose to the top spot. There was no press statement either.
12/09/2012 : Business Standard.
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