Fly91, a regional airline based in Goa, India, is preparing to expand its flight operations significantly during the upcoming northern winter season. The carrier plans to boost its weekly flights by more than 26%, reaching a total of 354 flights per week across 14 destinations, supported by its recent induction of its sixth ATR72-600 aircraft.
This expansion includes the addition of Navi Mumbai International Airport to its route network and increased connectivity to Tirupati, driven by passenger demand and operational efficiencies. The airline's strategic growth is further reinforced by an order for forty ATR72-600 turboprops valued at USD 1 billion, part of a five-year plan to increase its fleet from six to over fifty aircraft.
Supporting Regional Connectivity
Fly91 operates as a Scheduled Carrier within India and is actively expanding its network under the government’s UDAN scheme, which aims to improve regional air services. The airline intends to connect 50 cities within the next five years, promoting economic growth and accessibility in underserved markets.
The company's fleet currently consists of six aircraft serving 14 destinations, and its fleet expansion aligns with its goal of enhancing regional transport infrastructure and boosting regional development.
This notable growth underscores Fly91's commitment to expanding regional connectivity and supporting India’s broader aviation expansion initiatives. The airline’s ongoing investments and route developments are poised to strengthen its position as a key regional player in India’s aviation landscape.
