IndiGo’s monopoly ends… Now these three airlines will fly in the sky, Aviation Ministry approved

New Delhi. Due to IndiGo Airlines Crisis, a huge crowd of passengers was seen at important airports across the country in the past few days. There was also a lot of discussion about the fact that IndiGo has a monopoly in air traffic in India, due to which the government was shocked. Now the Central Government has taken a big step to end this monopoly. The government has given entry to 3 new companies in Indian Airlines. It is reported that Shankha Air, Al Hind Air and Fly Express have been approved by the Aviation Ministry.

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There was a gathering of passengers at the airport

There are many other airline companies in India including Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, but due to the previous DGCA rules and huge reduction in staff, the largest company Indio was put on the back burner. Hundreds of Indigo flights started getting delayed or cancelled. There was a huge gathering of passengers for several days at all the major airports of India including Delhi, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Mumbai. Now with the arrival of new flights, people will get many options. It is believed that this flight scheme has strengthened small airlines.

Over the last one week, pleased to have met teams from new airlines aspiring to take wings in Indian skies—Shankh Air, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress.

While Shankh Air has already got the NOC from Ministry, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress have received their NOCs in this week.

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Let us tell you that Shankha Airlines is an aviation company based in Uttar Pradesh. Initially this airline will start services from Lucknow to Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Ayodhya, Chitrakoot, Indore and Dehradun.

The company was started a month ago

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Shravan Kumar is the chairman of Shankha Air, while Anurag Chhabra and Kaushik Sengupta are directors in the company. Shravan Vishwakarma started it in 2022 with the name of Shankha Agency Private Limited. Building materials, ceramics, wholesale goods are made in this company. The share capital of this just 11 month old company is Rs 50 crore. After entering aviation, its name has now been changed to Shankh Aviation Private Limited. This company is registered at the address of Gomti Nagar extension of Lucknow.

The Union Civil Aviation Minister said that in the last one week, I was extremely happy to meet the teams of new airlines Shankha Air, Al Hind Air and FlyExpress who are keen to fly in the Indian skies. Said that Shankha Air has already received NOC from the ministry, while Al Hind Air and FlyExpress have received NOC this week. However, now the biggest question will be whether this line will be able to make its place in the market. Tired of IndiGo, passengers will give preference to these new options or will keep their trust on IndiGo.