hhii can u help me on aviation -low cost carriers wid refrence 2 airdeccan mergin wid kingfishers.. i am things of givin a brief as how 2 civil aviation started.. i need certain airlines prj 4 refrence....
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Ministry of Civil Aviation all info u will get and
Kingfisher Airlines parent company United Breweries Group's acquired 26% of Air Deccan parent Deccan Aviation (ATWOnline, June 1), including, that the promised offer to acquire an additional 20% of Deccan will be priced at the same INR155 ($3.82) per share. The initial stake cost UBG INR5.46 billion. UBG will be the largest shareholder in Deccan and will nominate three directors to the 12-member board. The combined fleet of 71 A320 family and ATR aircraft will operate 537 flights to 69 Indian cities, "whilst taking advantage of unparalleled synergy benefits arising from a common fleet of aircraft," according to Kingfisher. "For the near future, Kingfisher will continue to serve the corporate and business travel segment while Air Deccan will focus on serving the low-fare segment, but with improved financial prospects for both carriers," Kingfisher said. Speaking to reporters yesterday, UB Group head Vijay Mallya said there were no plans to launch an IPO "at this stage" and that UBG would have no problem funding the acquisition.
In October 2007, Air Deccan as a planned makeover after the acquisition was renamed as Deccan with is tagline "The Choice is Simple" based on its previous famous tag line 'Simplifly'. The old logo of hands has been replaced by the Kingfisher logo and the font of Kingfisher is also being used. The old colors of yellow and blue have been replaced by Kingfisher Airlines's red and white to give a 'premium' look and feel.[8] The check-in counters at airports as well as the crew uniform, will now have the same red and white colors. The new look airline is also promising excellent excellence in timely performance,Wider Network and " Little Delights all the way ". "Check-in staff will no longer be outsourced but the service will be managed by airline employees. This will increase accountability and improve service delivery," Mr Mallya, who has also said the airline will slowly replace the old ATR 42 aircraft and the ageing A320 planes, and replace them with entirely new aircraft.[9] There is also an expected change in the schedule of the airlines to match that of Kingfisher Airlines.
According to agencyfaqs.com, the re-branding is expected to cost around Rs 15 crore (approx. $3.8m). It is also speculated that MarketGate Consulting Pvt. was involved in the re-branding process.