Charter & Fractional
Indian Airlines Oppose Regional Connectivity Plan
Airlines and charter companies do not see eye to eye on regional policy.
A plan by India's transport ministry to allow charter companies to fly scheduled service to low-traffic routes has raised the ire of the airline industry.
A plan by India's transport ministry to allow charter companies to fly scheduled service to low-traffic routes has raised the ire of the airline industry.

Indian domestic airlines have voiced opposition to a Ministry of Civil Aviation (MOCA) draft policy on regional and remote connectivity that permits nonscheduled (charter) companies to fly regular service to remote destinations under code-share arrangements with scheduled carriers. Under India’s Route Dispersal Guidelines, domestic airlines must to fly 10 percent of their capacity to identified underserved areas.