Air India to get Rs 90 cr a month from Delhi-San Francisco service
11 April 2018 4:15 PM GMT
New Delhi: Disinvestment-bound Air India is hoping to garner a revenue of over Rs 90 crore a month from the lucrative New Delhi-San Francisco sector, in which it operates nine flights a week.
The national carrier added three flights on the route on March 25, taking the total number of non-stop services to nine a week. The revenue from the sector was about Rs 60-65 crore per month and and it went up to Rs 71 crore in December last year. The service was launched in December 2015.
"We expect a net addition of Rs 25 crore from this month onwards with the three new services, taking the total number of flights operating on this route to nine (a week)," an airline source said. The source also hinted at augmenting services on other sought-after routes soon.
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