Published on Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 08:43 | Source : Business Line
Updated at Fri, Dec 14, 2007 at 08:49
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Air India is now Star Alliance member
With Air India’s entry into Star Alliance, the 20-member global airline group, on Thursday, its passengers can look forward to better fares, frequent flier benefits and lounge facilities during their international travels, reports Business Line
With Air India's entry into Star Alliance, the 20-member global airline group, on Thursday, its passengers can look forward to better fares, frequent flier benefits and lounge facilities during their international travels.
The decision to include Air India into the group was taken by the board of Star Alliance in a meeting held in Beijing. The Alliance board comprises CEOs of member airlines.
Commenting on the development, the Chairman and Managing Director of Air India, Mr V. Thulasidas, said, "Air India is delighted in being invited to join Star Alliance. In being selected as a future Star Alliance member, the company will add value to passengers patronising member airlines of the alliance."
"In addition, the recently announced fleet expansion of over 100 aircraft will help Air India serve the travelling public better in terms of global reach and services," he said.
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The decision to include Air India into the group was taken by the board of Star Alliance in a meeting held in Beijing. The Alliance board comprises CEOs of member airlines.
