Kingfisher Airlines leads civil aviation

Indigenous carrier Kingfisher Airlines leads the Indian civil aviation, expert says.



Bangalore-based shipper operates over 400 flights, connecting 71 destinations worldwide, daily from its main base Bengaluru International Airport, although Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport and Indira Gandhi International Airport serve as its secondary hubs.



The airline is a holding company of United Breweries Group, which holds 50% stake in Low-cost carrier, Kingfisher Red.



One of six five-star rating airlines has entered in the leading list of Skytrax, along Asian Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Malyasian Airlines, Qatar Airlines and Singapore Airlines.



For its fabulous services, Kingfisher Airlines has been honoured with many awards. Unanimously it’s been declared the "Best New Airline of the Year." The air carrier innovation receives good customer responsive overall.



Purposefully, the airline is going in for improving its service by signing a number of code-share agreements with notable airliners.



Its recent pact with Jet Airways perks more up after having an alliance with Hilton Hotels Corporation. Travellers are now picking Kingfisher service hopefully to ‘Fly the Good Times.’



Kingfisher First passengers, King Club Silver King and Club Gold put up in Kingfisher lounges, located in Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi Hyderabad and Mumbai.



India’s only star airline has recently announced direct flights daily between Bangkok, Colombo, Dhaka, Dubai, and London. Bangkok is the fifth international destination of Kingfisher Airlines on international route. Now Buddhist pilgrims can afford convenient flying to or from Thailand.



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