Aeromedic make gains in Indian Airline Market

March 5th 2005

Aeromedic Innovations has broken into the expanding Indian LCC market with orders from Air Deccan and Kingfisher for customised First Aid Kits to meet the requirements of the Indian DGCA regulations.

Kingfisher has chosen Aeromedic for their Airbus A320 fleet and will take to the skies on May 9th 2005. Modelled on highly successful US Low Cost Carrier jetBlue. Kingfisher Airlines will offer a single class experience on all its modern Airbus A320 aircraft. The aircraft aptly called "Funliners" will offer a host of firsts in the Indian skies.

In its first year of operation Kingfisher will have 8 brand new "Funliners" flying the Indian skies and offering a unique experience at affordable prices that will redefine Air travel in India .

Air Deccan became the first private operator in India to fly Airbus aircraft in July 2004, when it received the first of five leased A320s. It currently flies three leased Airbus A320s on services among Indian cities. Two more leased A320s plus two ordered A320s are due to join its fleet in February and September 2005, respectively.

For more information about the First Aid Kits chosen by Kingfisher and Air Deccan, and for the full range of Kits visit the First Aid and Medical kits product page.