Disruption in the airline industry due to COVID-19 has not impacted GoAir’s plan to retire its Airbus A320ceo fleet and it remains on track, an airline official has said.
The Wadia group-owned airline has at present 43 A320neo planes and the rest 13 A320s in the fleet of 56 aircraft.
GoAir had launched the airline in November 2005 with A320s but later switched to more fuel-efficient A320neo in 2016.
Of the 19 such planes the airline inducted in the first phase of its fleet expansion, it has already phased out six as part of the plan, which is aimed at cost-cutting by way of fuel saving and low-maintenance cost, the official said.
