allready place a few articles about Kingfisher airlines on this website but I can't find the official website of this airline...
Anyone?Looking for the official website of kingfisher airlines
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Looking for the official website of kingfisher airlines
Hi all,
allready place a few articles about Kingfisher airlines on this website but I can't find the official website of this airline... Anyone?
allready place a few articles about Kingfisher airlines on this website but I can't find the official website of this airline...
Anyone?Re: Looking for the official website of kingfisher airlines
Kingfisher airlines named after Kingfisher beer. Brewed by a brewery belonging to the UB Group.luchtzak wrote:Hi all, allready place a few articles about Kingfisher airlines on this website but I can't find the official website of this airline...
UB = United Breweries Ltd. is brewing Taj Mahal, Kingfisher Premium Lager, Kingfisher Diet, Kalyani Black Label, Kalyani Export Special, UB Export,... Kingfisherworld
The UB Group is all set to launch a low-cost carrier by the end of the current financial year. The new budget airline will be called Kingfisher.
Interestingly, there is already a non-scheduled airline called UB Air in Mallya's stable, which operates one aircraft.
According to Indian government sources, Vijay Mallya, chairman of UB Group, has indicated that he would be seeking to convert the licence with UB Air into one for a scheduled airline. Mallya himself is a trained pilot.
The airline will be based in Bangalore. Therefor also commonly called in India UB AIR. But UB is the code for UB=Myanmar Airways....
Here is a list of the airline in India and their website.
Air India Air India's fleet consists of nine Boeing 747-437's, two Boeing 747-337 Combis, four Boeing 747-237's and 18 Airbus A310-300s (10 on dry lease) aircraft flying to numerous destinations in four continents, the latest addition being Shanghai. Air India (revenue Rs 56.6 billion) carried 3.4 million passengers in 2002-03.
Indian Airlines Operates four Airbus A300 and 39 Airbus A320 aircraft. Indian Airlines carried 5.7 million passengers in 2002-03.
Alliance Air An Indian Airlines subsidiary operating 11 B737, two ATR-42 and two Dornier 228 aircraft. Alliance Air carried 1.4 million passengers in 2002.
Jet Airways India's largest private airline operates 32 Boeing 737 jets (incl. South East Asia's first B737-900) and eight ATR-72-500's to 41 destinations in India. Jet Airways carried 5.93 million passengers in 2000-01 with an average load factor of 71.7% (215 flights daily) and revenues of 25.47 billion Rupees.
Air Sahara Operates 12 B737's (incl. two 737-800 jets), seven Bombardier CRJ-200 jet and four choppers. Air Sahara carried 1.6 million passengers in 2002 and flies to 20 destinations in India.
Air Deccan A Bangalore based regional airline operating four ATR-42-320 turbo-props.
Non-scheduled Operators
Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. Operates a fleet of 31 choppers which include 19 Dauphin SA365N, 2 Dauphin AS 365 N3, 3 Bell 206 L4, 2 Bell 407, 2 R44, 3 MI-172.
Blue Dart Aviation Ltd. Jet cargo company operating 4 converted B737-200's
Deccan Aviation Pvt. Ltd. Offers helicopter charter services. Deccan Aviation's fleet comprises of Bell 206, Bell 212, Bell 407, Ecurueil AS 355 helicopters and two fixed wing single turboprop Pilatus PC-12 aircraft. The company has launched a low-cost regional airline Air Deccan using ATR 42-320 aircraft.
India International Airways
Oberoi Air Charter Operates one Hawker 125 executive jet and one King Air C-90A turbo prop.
Archana Airways Operates LET-410 aircraft
Jagson Airlines Jagson AL's fleet consists of three Dornier-228's and one chetak helicopter.
UP Air
Mesco Airlines Wet-leases helicopters
Elbee Services Operates 3 Fokker F27's
Multi-Track Air Charters
Million Air Million Air offers a fleet of three helicopters and one Cessna Citation aircraft for charter.
Saraya Aviation
Trans Bharat Aviation
Taj Air
>>>>UB Air UB Air has a fleet of two Bell 212s and one Alloutte helicopter.
UB Air has no website... nor has Kingfisher yet. Anyway not in latin letters. Unless you have Hindi or Urdu on your PC, Bart, you can search for it in these languages...
You will find the Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation aka MOCA here
Kingfisher Airlines
The website for Kingfisher airlines is http://flykingfisher.com
They have put on the site career opportunities for Pilots, AME's (engineers) both Cat A&C and Cat V, Technicians, and QC personnel.
They have put on the site career opportunities for Pilots, AME's (engineers) both Cat A&C and Cat V, Technicians, and QC personnel.
Re: Looking for the official website of kingfisher airlines
Million Air does not have a Cessna Citation 550 any longer. Instead they have bought a BAe125-800B.SN30952 wrote:Kingfisher airlines named after Kingfisher beer. Brewed by a brewery belonging to the UB Group.luchtzak wrote:Hi all, allready place a few articles about Kingfisher airlines on this website but I can't find the official website of this airline...
UB = United Breweries Ltd. is brewing Taj Mahal, Kingfisher Premium Lager, Kingfisher Diet, Kalyani Black Label, Kalyani Export Special, UB Export,... Kingfisherworld
The UB Group is all set to launch a low-cost carrier by the end of the current financial year. The new budget airline will be called Kingfisher.
Interestingly, there is already a non-scheduled airline called UB Air in Mallya's stable, which operates one aircraft.
According to Indian government sources, Vijay Mallya, chairman of UB Group, has indicated that he would be seeking to convert the licence with UB Air into one for a scheduled airline. Mallya himself is a trained pilot.
The airline will be based in Bangalore. Therefor also commonly called in India UB AIR. But UB is the code for UB=Myanmar Airways....
Here is a list of the airline in India and their website.
Air India Air India's fleet consists of nine Boeing 747-437's, two Boeing 747-337 Combis, four Boeing 747-237's and 18 Airbus A310-300s (10 on dry lease) aircraft flying to numerous destinations in four continents, the latest addition being Shanghai. Air India (revenue Rs 56.6 billion) carried 3.4 million passengers in 2002-03.
Indian Airlines Operates four Airbus A300 and 39 Airbus A320 aircraft. Indian Airlines carried 5.7 million passengers in 2002-03.
Alliance Air An Indian Airlines subsidiary operating 11 B737, two ATR-42 and two Dornier 228 aircraft. Alliance Air carried 1.4 million passengers in 2002.
Jet Airways India's largest private airline operates 32 Boeing 737 jets (incl. South East Asia's first B737-900) and eight ATR-72-500's to 41 destinations in India. Jet Airways carried 5.93 million passengers in 2000-01 with an average load factor of 71.7% (215 flights daily) and revenues of 25.47 billion Rupees.
Air Sahara Operates 12 B737's (incl. two 737-800 jets), seven Bombardier CRJ-200 jet and four choppers. Air Sahara carried 1.6 million passengers in 2002 and flies to 20 destinations in India.
Air Deccan A Bangalore based regional airline operating four ATR-42-320 turbo-props.
Non-scheduled Operators
Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd. Operates a fleet of 31 choppers which include 19 Dauphin SA365N, 2 Dauphin AS 365 N3, 3 Bell 206 L4, 2 Bell 407, 2 R44, 3 MI-172.
Blue Dart Aviation Ltd. Jet cargo company operating 4 converted B737-200's
Deccan Aviation Pvt. Ltd. Offers helicopter charter services. Deccan Aviation's fleet comprises of Bell 206, Bell 212, Bell 407, Ecurueil AS 355 helicopters and two fixed wing single turboprop Pilatus PC-12 aircraft. The company has launched a low-cost regional airline Air Deccan using ATR 42-320 aircraft.
India International Airways
Oberoi Air Charter Operates one Hawker 125 executive jet and one King Air C-90A turbo prop.
Archana Airways Operates LET-410 aircraft
Jagson Airlines Jagson AL's fleet consists of three Dornier-228's and one chetak helicopter.
UP Air
Mesco Airlines Wet-leases helicopters
Elbee Services Operates 3 Fokker F27's
Multi-Track Air Charters
Million Air Million Air offers a fleet of three helicopters and one Cessna Citation aircraft for charter.
Saraya Aviation
Trans Bharat Aviation
Taj Air
>>>>UB Air UB Air has a fleet of two Bell 212s and one Alloutte helicopter.
UB Air has no website... nor has Kingfisher yet. Anyway not in latin letters. Unless you have Hindi or Urdu on your PC, Bart, you can search for it in these languages...
You will find the Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation aka MOCA here
Bombay, or Mumbai
Yes, Andre, and great was my surprise when I say Sahara TV, an indian TV station on satelite.sn26567 wrote:Air Sahara? If you did not tell us, I would have thought of them as being an Algerian or Lybian company!
Maybe QCM can explain us why Sahara in India.
Bombay airport's name is: Sahar International Airport, for the international section. Now called "Chhatrapati Shivaji Int'l Airport. (Sahar is easier to remember
)The domestic terminals are at the Santa Cruz airport.
BTW you live in Bombay, or Mumbai, QCM ?
At a height of 26 feet above sea level, Mumbai airport serves a big city
(pop., 2001 prelim.: city, 11,914,398; metro. area, 16,368,084), capital of Maharashtra state, western India, formerly Bombay. Located partly on Mumbai Island, it is flanked by Mumbai Harbour and the Arabian Sea. It is India's principal port on that sea and one of the largest and most densely populated cities in the world.
I remember my first arrival in BOM in the early 70's with Sabena's 707 (SN 271?). Once you have the smell of that airport in your nose, you never forget it.
Mumbai remains India's economic hub and the heart of financial and commercial activity, its cultural and education centre, and headquarters of its film industry. Bollywood
Looking for the official website of kingfisher airlines
The official website of Air Sahara is http://www.airsahara.net/airsahara/index.jsp
Air Sahara is part of the Sahara Group (Sahara in Hindi means shelter), a over Rs.50, 000 crore (US$10.98 billion), and fast approaching towards Rs. 1, 00,000 crores (US$ 21.96 billion), diversified conglomerate...., the Sahara Group has varied business interests such as Infrastructure and Housing, Aviation, Mass Communication, Consumer Products, Public Deposit Mobilisation and Satellite TV channel.
Sahara should not be confused with Sahar airport which is the international airport at Mumbai (Bombay). Its named after the Sahar village on which the airport today stands. The airport has been renamed as Chhatrapati Shivaji Int'l Airport.
Chhatrapati Shivaji (1627AD) is revered as the foremost leader and legend in Maharashtra state which Mumbai is part of. Shivaji founded the Hindu kingdom in the Deccan against all odds , fighting against the mighty Mughals.He inspired and united the common man to fight against the tyranny of Mughal ruler Aurangjeb, by inculcating a sense of pride and nationality in them.
The area surrounding the airport is an undeveloped area of Mumbai and has a lot of hutment dwellers and shanties. Bombay being the commercial hub of India attracts people from all parts of India. Many of them come in search of jobs and a better life. But they find that real estate is beyond them and are forced to live on the roads and in shanties, in miserable conditions and sometimes next to the sewer drains.
But a visitor to Bombay should also see the good side of Bombay and take a look at the teaming middle class. When in Bombay, visit downtown near Flora Fountain, and Bandra west. It would be a good idea for crew having an overnight hault in Bombay to stay in Bandra which is nice and yet not too far from the airport. A good hotel in Bandra is the Taj Lands end.
To answer your question about Mumbai or Bombay...After India’s independence, Bombay became home to many people of different cultures who came from all over India. They came to Bombay seeking wealth and opportunity. Bombay’s new cultural makeup was the reason it was renamed in late 1995. The new name, Mumbai, stands for its new identity as a multi-cultural city. Today, at the end of the 20th century, the city of Mumbai is still growing.
I personally and many locals still prefer calling the city Bombay. And its the politicians who prefer calling it Mumbai!!!
Air Sahara is part of the Sahara Group (Sahara in Hindi means shelter), a over Rs.50, 000 crore (US$10.98 billion), and fast approaching towards Rs. 1, 00,000 crores (US$ 21.96 billion), diversified conglomerate...., the Sahara Group has varied business interests such as Infrastructure and Housing, Aviation, Mass Communication, Consumer Products, Public Deposit Mobilisation and Satellite TV channel.
Sahara should not be confused with Sahar airport which is the international airport at Mumbai (Bombay). Its named after the Sahar village on which the airport today stands. The airport has been renamed as Chhatrapati Shivaji Int'l Airport.
Chhatrapati Shivaji (1627AD) is revered as the foremost leader and legend in Maharashtra state which Mumbai is part of. Shivaji founded the Hindu kingdom in the Deccan against all odds , fighting against the mighty Mughals.He inspired and united the common man to fight against the tyranny of Mughal ruler Aurangjeb, by inculcating a sense of pride and nationality in them.
The area surrounding the airport is an undeveloped area of Mumbai and has a lot of hutment dwellers and shanties. Bombay being the commercial hub of India attracts people from all parts of India. Many of them come in search of jobs and a better life. But they find that real estate is beyond them and are forced to live on the roads and in shanties, in miserable conditions and sometimes next to the sewer drains.
But a visitor to Bombay should also see the good side of Bombay and take a look at the teaming middle class. When in Bombay, visit downtown near Flora Fountain, and Bandra west. It would be a good idea for crew having an overnight hault in Bombay to stay in Bandra which is nice and yet not too far from the airport. A good hotel in Bandra is the Taj Lands end.
To answer your question about Mumbai or Bombay...After India’s independence, Bombay became home to many people of different cultures who came from all over India. They came to Bombay seeking wealth and opportunity. Bombay’s new cultural makeup was the reason it was renamed in late 1995. The new name, Mumbai, stands for its new identity as a multi-cultural city. Today, at the end of the 20th century, the city of Mumbai is still growing.
I personally and many locals still prefer calling the city Bombay. And its the politicians who prefer calling it Mumbai!!!
A need but also a must
Talking about Indian airports:
The recent spurt in passenger and cargo traffic at the Indira Gandhi International Airport has further strengthened the dire need for its modernisation and expansion.
The Airports Authority of India seemed to have taken a slew of measures to smoothen the inbound and outbound passenger flow and provided modern amenities.
The international aircraft movement showed a 22% hike with a number of airlines like Air Canada, Turkish Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines and Myanmar Airways, starting operations and many of them increasing their frequencies. Some of them, including Qatar Airways and Korean Air, also started freighter operations.
Private Indian carriers Jet Airways and Air Sahara launched international flights from the IGI Airport, while Indian Airlines, Blue Dart Aviation and Air Sahara increased their flight frequencies.
Note IGI Airport is New Delhi (DEL)
So modernisation is not only a need but a must
The recent spurt in passenger and cargo traffic at the Indira Gandhi International Airport has further strengthened the dire need for its modernisation and expansion.
The Airports Authority of India seemed to have taken a slew of measures to smoothen the inbound and outbound passenger flow and provided modern amenities.
The international aircraft movement showed a 22% hike with a number of airlines like Air Canada, Turkish Airlines, Pakistan International Airlines and Myanmar Airways, starting operations and many of them increasing their frequencies. Some of them, including Qatar Airways and Korean Air, also started freighter operations.
Private Indian carriers Jet Airways and Air Sahara launched international flights from the IGI Airport, while Indian Airlines, Blue Dart Aviation and Air Sahara increased their flight frequencies.
Note IGI Airport is New Delhi (DEL)
So modernisation is not only a need but a must