To change the face of the aviation industry in India, the visionary leader of the SpiceJet, Ajay Singh and Busy Bee Airways, has applied together to obtain the bankrupt airline Go First. This strategic alliance is a very important milestone on way to the recovery and company development joining up Go First with SpiceJet.
The bidding, headed by Ajay Singh in his personal capacity together with Busy Bee Airways Pvt Ltd, properly sets the vision of growing Go First into a competitive player in the aviation sector. Through the combination of SpiceJet’s competencies and resources and Busy Bee Airway’s strategic knowledge, our partnership has a vision to improve operational efficiency, increase sales revenue and augment market presence.
Ajay Singh, the Chairman and Managing Director of SpiceJet affirmed that he has great trust in the company’s valued specialists and brand identification. He focuses on airports’ coveted slots, international traffic rights, and a substantial order of Airbus Neo jets that will make Go First the envy of all other airlines.
“The possibility of Go First is indeed huge, and I do think that our combined efforts can give a new push to the very nice airline”, said Ajay Singh. “The integration of SpiceJet and Go First into a single flyer, we are hopeful about creating a winning formula that would have mutual benefits and lead the industry to redefine the standard of excellence.”
The strategic bidding process is crucial milestone for India’s aviation sector which will be in the watchlist of all the players to see how this acquisition process turns out to be. With SpiceJet and Busy Bee Airways envisioning this transformation shaping up, the industry anticipates the rejuvenated Go First holding an enviable position in the Indian aviation sector.
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