Goair is the low cost domestic airlines of India supported by the Frente Wadia Group, owners of Bombay Dyeing and Britannia Industries. With its main base in Chattrapati Shivaji International Airport, Go Air India operates domestic passenger services to 13 cities through 561 weekly flights. GoAir Airlines began operations in November 2005 in order to make air travel affordable and economical. The company aims to compete with Indian Railways to offer airline seats at marginal premium to train tickets across India. Positioned as the Smart Peoples Airline, Go Air promises to give its passengers a good mix of performance over time and consistent quality of customer service combined with smart prices.

GoAir India route network covers the main activities metropolis as key leisure destinations around the Indian peninsula. Go Air airline tickets airports are currently in service Ahmedabad, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, Jaipur, Jammu, Mumbai and Srinagar. This network location Go airlines to ensure value for money, the smart choice for business and pleasure, without compromising either safety or service factors.

Go Air Airlines fleet consists of state of the art Airbus A-320 seats 180 passengers in a high density. As part of its aggressive future strategy, the company plans to expand its fleet to 18 March, 2009 to Mar. 2011. Go Air has a strategic relationship of the Company, Singapore Airlines Engineering world, one of the best engineers in the company for maintenance and engineering requirements of its aircraft. In addition, the airline has also cooperated with Radix International, a provider of automated aviation and travel high technology software solutions for the use of his airline.

GoAir is based on punctuality, affordable business model and convenience. Go Airlines has also cooperated with Radix International, a leading technology provider of automated aviation and travel related software solutions for use by business airlines. The adoption of technological solutions to meet the Go Air superior process efficiency, thereby transferring a greater proportion of time savings for passengers. Since January 2007, Go Air was still recording load factors were highest in the industry. It has been registering a average load factor of 86% through a balanced combination of quality service in terms of timeliness and consistent quality of the combined customer with smart prices. As part of its aggressive outlook, Go Air plans to expand its fleet to 10 planes by 2009 and to induct new routes, while effectively utilizing existing.