Singapore Airlines

Vistara is a joint venture of Tata Sons Limited and Singapore Airlines Limited (SIA), wherein Tata Sons holds 51% stake in partnership and Singapore Airlines owns 49% stake. The company is registered as TATA SIA Airlines Limited. In 2013, two legendary brands, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, decided to fulfil a long-cherished shared dream to bring forth a distinguished flying experience to air travellers in India. With its strong historical ties with aviation, the Tata group had long wished to re-enter the aviation sector, after Tata Airlines was renamed Air India and eventually, nationalised. Both, the Tata group and Singapore Airlines were also firm believers in the growth potential of the Indian aviation sector and hence tried to enter the market in the past; first, in 1994 by setting up a joint venture to start an airline in India and then in 2000, teaming up to purchase stakes in Air India. However, after the lifting of foreign investment restrictions in 2012, the partners once again sought approval for a tie-up, which it obtained in October 2013. On November 5, 2013, Vistara’s holding company, TATA SIA Airlines Limited, was incorporated.

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Vistara is a joint venture of Tata Sons Limited and Singapore Airlines Limited (SIA), wherein Tata Sons holds 51% stake in partnership and Singapore Airlines owns 49% stake. The company is registered as TATA SIA Airlines Limited. In 2013, two legendary brands, Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, decided to fulfil a long-cherished shared dream to bring forth a distinguished flying experience to air travellers in India. With its strong historical ties with aviation, the Tata group had long wished to re-enter the aviation sector, after Tata Airlines was renamed Air India and eventually, nationalised. Both, the Tata group and Singapore Airlines were also firm believers in the growth potential of the Indian aviation sector and hence tried to enter the market in the past; first, in 1994 by setting up a joint venture to start an airline in India and then in 2000, teaming up to purchase stakes in Air India. However, after the lifting of foreign investment restrictions in 2012, the partners once again sought approval for a tie-up, which it obtained in October 2013. On November 5, 2013, Vistara’s holding company, TATA SIA Airlines Limited, was incorporated.

DFASS SATS Pte. Ltd. provides inflight duty-free and duty-paid sales, supplies liquor for inflight pouring services, and operates ground-based duty-free and duty-paid retail sales.

Virgin Australia Holdings Limited operates as a major airline in Australia, providing both domestic and international passenger and cargo services. It is the country's second-largest airline and operates a diverse fleet, which includes Boeing and Airbus aircraft, serving over 50 destinations from hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. The airline has developed a hybrid business model, allowing customers to choose between low-cost fare options and more comprehensive services typically associated with full-service carriers. Virgin Australia also offers a frequent flyer program, Velocity, and caters to various market segments, including corporate, government, leisure, and air freight customers. The airline has established strategic alliances with several international carriers, enhancing its global connectivity. Founded in 2000 and originally known as Virgin Blue, the company rebranded as Virgin Australia Holdings Limited in 2011, reflecting its evolution beyond low-cost operations.

Tiger Airways Holdings Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based budget airline established in 2004, providing affordable air transportation services to approximately 38 destinations across 12 countries in Asia. The company operates a fleet of modern Airbus A320-family aircraft, which average less than three years in age. Tiger Airways comprises several carriers, including Tigerair Singapore, Tigerair Australia, Tigerair Philippines, and Tigerair Mandala, collectively extending their network to over 50 destinations across the Asia Pacific region. Additionally, the company has formed a strategic alliance with Cebu Pacific, enhancing its service offerings. As a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines Limited, Tiger Airways Holdings is focused on delivering a seamless customer experience while maintaining cost-effective travel solutions.

Virgin Australia Holdings Limited operates as a major airline in Australia, providing both domestic and international passenger and cargo services. It is the country's second-largest airline and operates a diverse fleet, which includes Boeing and Airbus aircraft, serving over 50 destinations from hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. The airline has developed a hybrid business model, allowing customers to choose between low-cost fare options and more comprehensive services typically associated with full-service carriers. Virgin Australia also offers a frequent flyer program, Velocity, and caters to various market segments, including corporate, government, leisure, and air freight customers. The airline has established strategic alliances with several international carriers, enhancing its global connectivity. Founded in 2000 and originally known as Virgin Blue, the company rebranded as Virgin Australia Holdings Limited in 2011, reflecting its evolution beyond low-cost operations.

Virgin Australia Holdings Limited operates as a major airline in Australia, providing both domestic and international passenger and cargo services. It is the country's second-largest airline and operates a diverse fleet, which includes Boeing and Airbus aircraft, serving over 50 destinations from hubs in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, and Auckland. The airline has developed a hybrid business model, allowing customers to choose between low-cost fare options and more comprehensive services typically associated with full-service carriers. Virgin Australia also offers a frequent flyer program, Velocity, and caters to various market segments, including corporate, government, leisure, and air freight customers. The airline has established strategic alliances with several international carriers, enhancing its global connectivity. Founded in 2000 and originally known as Virgin Blue, the company rebranded as Virgin Australia Holdings Limited in 2011, reflecting its evolution beyond low-cost operations.

Virgin Atlantic Airways is a British airline based in Crawley, United Kingdom, offering air transportation services to over 30 destinations worldwide. The airline operates flights to major cities including London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Delhi, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Dubai, Johannesburg, and Lagos. In addition to passenger transportation, Virgin Atlantic also provides terminal operations and related services, facilitating global travel for its customers.