Our priority is to first stabilise Go First, says Sky One chairman (IANS Interview)
New Delhi, February 22 (IANS) – Sky One, an aviation company headquartered in Sharjah, has submitted a bid to buy Go First, and is confident it can stabilise the cash-strapped airline. The bid comes amidst a joint bid from SpiceJet CMD Ajay Singh and Busy Bee Airways Private Limited, leading to questions about the future of Go First.
In an interview with IANS, Sky One Chairman Jaideep Mirchandani expressed confidence in the airline’s stable growth trajectory. He emphasized Sky One’s commitment to optimizing operations for maximum efficiency and highlighted the potential for growth in the Indian aviation sector, particularly with the increase in domestic travelers.
Mirchandani addressed potential plans for Go First, stating that stabilization is the first priority, focus on route optimization and resource management. He also discussed the company’s extensive experience in aviation services, including capacity optimization, cargo charters, asset training, and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO).
Additionally, Mirchandani emphasized that Sky One tailors its services to meet the distinct needs of clients across various geographical territories, addressing local regulations and clientele preferences. The interview provided insight into Sky One’s plans and strategies for Go First, as well as their broader vision for growth in the Indian aviation industry.
The potential acquisition of Go First by Sky One comes at a crucial time for the Indian aviation sector, with increasing domestic travel and government initiatives opening up the market. The interview with Jaideep Mirchandani offers a glimpse into the company’s plans and expertise, shedding light on their potential impact on the industry.
