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GoAir will enter into code-share agreements with foreign airlines: CEO

The Wadia group-owned airline on Thursday announced its maiden international flights to Phuket and Male from Mumbai and Delhi from October

A GoAir aircraft taxis on the tarmac at Bengaluru International Airport in Bangalore
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A GoAir aircraft taxis on the tarmac at Bengaluru International Airport in Bangalore

Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
GoAir will enter into codeshare partnerships with foreign airlines for its overseas routes, the airline's Chief Executive Officer Cornelis Vrieswijk said on Thursday.

The Wadia group-owned airline on Thursday announced its maiden international flights to Phuket and Male from Mumbai and Delhi from October. Plans are underway to connect Bengaluru to the two destinations.  

“We are looking at codeshares to get passenger feed from foreign airlines on our international routes,” Vrieswijk said. GoAir has 36 Airbus A320 planes in its fleet at present, including 19 A320Neos. It will induct 13 A320Neo planes by December end.

The airline's network expansion

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