Go Air flies to more cities from February 1

Bookings yet to start, company puts out advertisements

BY A CORRESPONDENT
14thJanuary 2006

Go Air, the Wadia-group owned low-cost airline is starting flights to Kochi and several other airports from Mumbai from the first of February. New Go Air flight routes effective February 1 2006 are Mumbai-Baroda-Mumbai, Mumbai-Cochin-Mumbai, Mumbai-Indore-Mumbai, Mumbai-Pune-Mumbai, Chennai-Pune-Chennai, and Ahmedabad-Pune-Ahmedabad.

Go Air has already started advertising its "10,000 free tickets to news sectors." However, bookings to the new sectors are yet to begin.

GoAir started operations on November 4, last year, with flights to to Goa, Ahmedabad, and Coimbatore from Mumbai. Go Air operates two A320 planes with a single class, 180-seat configuration, and plans to expand its fleet to 36 planes within 3 years. The airline claims that its aim is to be the lowest-cost airline in India.