Star Air CEO Simran Singh Tiwana spoke about his carrier’s plans at Aviation India 2026.
Credit: Aviation India
NEW DELHI—Indian regional carrier Star Air has put back a target to reach a fleet of 50 jets by about two years to 2032, its CEO Simran Singh Tiwana told delegates at the Aviation India summit. The original plan for the privately owned airline was to reach this size by 2030, but: “The current...
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