Travel outlook uncertain, demand may fall amid Covid-19 crisis: Vistara

Domestic air travel resumed on Monday after a span of two months and a majority of passengers in the first four days were those, who were left stranded in different parts of the country.

Full-service carrier Vistara is reviewing its business plans and renegotiating vendor contracts as uncertain travel demand and government restrictions continue to pose challenges to its operations, a senior executive of the airline said.
 
Domestic air travel resumed on Monday after a span of two months and a majority of passengers in the first four days were those stranded in different parts of the country. On day one, Vistara operated 20 flights, and that increased to 43 on Friday.
 
“Efforts are on to reduce cash burn. Getting some inflows from operations does help,” Vistara Chief Commercial Officer Vinod Kannan