Air Deccan is now Kingfisher Red Airlines

Low-cost carrier Simplifly Deccan has undergone another change, now being renamed Kingfisher Red . It will operate as a separate brand from Kingfisher Red Airlines . This is a second branding exercise for the pioneering low fare operator that emerged as a "common man's airline" in the country.

It ushered in a transformation in the country's traveling habits with the middle-class happy to take to the skies in an era of low cost air travel by Air India Airlines . Now circumstances have changed though, with a downturn in the aviation industry on the back of rising costs once again sending these travelers back to other modes of travel. Kingfisher Airlines provides holidays at cheapest for your air travel prices with your family to enjoy your valuable time.

Kingfisher acquired majority stake in Deccan Aviation, holding company of Kingfisher red, last year and has since repositioned it and also merged operations with the loss-making carrier.

KIngfisher Red is based in Bangalore and is the first low cost carrier in India. Kingfisher Red is India's second largest airlines which become operational in August 2003. It is the fastest growing airlines which presently connect around 61 destinations. Its main base is HAL Bangalore International Airport, with a secondary hub at Chennai International Airport, Chennai.


Air Deccan was founded by CEO, Captain G.R. Gopinath, Interview of Air Deccan (Kingfisher Red Airlines) CEO . Air deccan is now acquired by Vijay Mallaya of KIngfisher,Kingfisher Red Flights

Kingfisher red provides low cost connectivity to all towns including the ones in remote interiors. KIngfisher Redprovides affordable air travel at very low costs to the common man and its vision is to empower every Indian to fly. It is India's first low fare that has pioneered the concept of e ticketing in India and also introduce booking of tickets via mobile phones.

Recently Kingfisher Red Airlines parent company United Breweries Group's acquired 26% of Air Deccan parent Deccan Aviation.

Airports & Destinations:

The main hubs of Kingfisher red are the following airports –

• Bangalore International Airport
• Chennai International Airport
  
  

Air Deccan covers 59 destinations within India. Some of them are – Srinagar, Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmadabad, Bhopal, Ranchi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Goa, Bangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore, and Port Blair.

Air Deccan has joined the Kingfisher Red Group and has become Kingfisher Red . Started in 2004, Kingfisher remains predominantly a domestic Indian carrier but with an enormous network of routes. Many city pairs are operated daily and all the routes that are operated on the A320 fleet have the upgraded cabin and service of Kingfisher Red First.