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ICAO
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IATA
TravelerPulse profile
India's ultra-low-cost carrier for smart travelers.
Founded
2005
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Go Air, branded as GoAir, was an Indian ultra-low-cost carrier founded by the Wadia Group, one of India's oldest conglomerates. The airline operated domestic routes across major Indian cities and a limited number of international destinations in the region, positioning itself as a budget-friendly alternative to full-service carriers.
The airline commenced operations in 2005 and grew to become one of India's significant low-cost carriers, operating an all-Airbus A320 family fleet. It was known for its lean cost structure and focus on operational efficiency.
In May 2022, GoAir filed for voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings with the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in India, citing financial difficulties exacerbated by engine supply issues with Pratt & Whitney and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The airline subsequently suspended all flight operations and has not resumed service as of the available knowledge cutoff.
Hubs & network
GoAir's primary hub was Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi, with a secondary hub at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai.
Fleet
GoAir operated an all-Airbus fleet consisting primarily of A320 and A320neo family aircraft.
Notable facts
- ›GoAir was owned by the Wadia Group, the Indian conglomerate also known for brands like Bombay Dyeing and Britannia.
- ›The airline filed for voluntary insolvency in May 2022 and suspended all operations.
- ›Engine supply problems with Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines grounded a significant portion of its neo fleet prior to collapse.
- ›GoAir had announced plans to rebrand as 'Go First' as part of a repositioning strategy shortly before its insolvency filing.
- ›At its peak, the airline served over 36 domestic and international destinations.
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Primary hubs
Indira Gandhi International AirportDEL · 15 rtsChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International AirportBOM · 12 rtsNetaji Subhash Chandra Bose International AirportCCU · 7 rtsKempegowda International Airport BengaluruBLR · 4 rtsDr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International AirportNAG · 4 rtsPune International AirportPNQ · 4 rts
Route network map (77 legs)
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Route network
AMD → BOM320
AMD → CCU320
AMD → DEL320
BLR → BOM320
BLR → DEL320
BLR → GOI320
BLR → PNQ320
BOM → AMD320
BOM → BLR320
BOM → COK320
BOM → DEL320
BOM → GOI320
BOM → IXC320
BOM → JAI320
BOM → LKO320
BOM → MAA320
BOM → NAG320
BOM → PAT320
BOM → SXR320
CCU → AMD320
CCU → DEL320
CCU → GAU320
CCU → IXB320
CCU → IXZ320
CCU → NAG320
CCU → PAT320
COK → BOM320
DEL → AMD320
DEL → BLR320
DEL → BOM320
DEL → CCU320
DEL → GAU320
DEL → GOI320
DEL → IXB320
DEL → IXJ320
DEL → IXL320
DEL → IXR320
DEL → LKO320
DEL → NAG320
DEL → PAT320
DEL → PNQ320
DEL → SXR320
GAU → CCU320
GAU → DEL320
GOI → BLR320
GOI → BOM320
GOI → DEL320
IXB → CCU320
IXB → DEL320
IXC → BOM320
IXJ → BOM320
IXJ → DEL320
IXJ → SXR320
IXL → DEL320
IXR → BOM320
IXR → DEL320
IXZ → CCU320
IXZ → MAA320
JAI → BOM320
LKO → BOM320
LKO → DEL320
MAA → BOM320
MAA → IXZ320
MAA → PNQ320
NAG → BOM320
NAG → CCU320
NAG → DEL320
NAG → PNQ320
PAT → CCU320
PAT → DEL320
PAT → IXR320
PNQ → BLR320
PNQ → DEL320
PNQ → MAA320
PNQ → NAG320
SXR → DEL320
SXR → IXJ320
Fleet (aircraft types operated)
Encyclopaedia
Air Service Gabon was an airline based in Libreville, Gabon. It was established in 1965 and operated scheduled flights and passenger and charter services in West Africa. Its main base was Libreville International Airport. The company announced that it ceased operation as of August 3, 2010.
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Air Service Gabon
Airline of Gabon
Air Service Gabon was an airline based in Libreville, Gabon. It was established in 1965 and operated scheduled flights and passenger and charter services in West Africa. Its main base was Libreville International Airport. The company announced that it ceased operation as of August 3, 2010.
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