Air Deccan

Air Deccan is an airline based in Bangalore, India. It was India's first low-cost carrier, operating to 32 cities within India.

Code Data

  • IATA Code: DN
  • ICAO Code: DKN
  • Callsign: Deccan

History

Air Deccan started operations in August 2003 with regular scheduled flights from Bangalore to Mangalore and Hubli. In September 2003, it started a second hub at Hyderabad, though its inaugural flight from the city to Vijayawada with a number of celebrities aboard had to be cancelled when one of the plane's engines caught fire while taxiing for take-off. It was the first private Indian operator to fly Airbus aircraft in July 2004 when it received the first of 5 leased Airbus A320s.

Fleet

The Air Deccan fleet consists of the following aircraft (at March 2005):
   
Another 2 A320s are due for delivery in September 2005. Air Deccan will acquire a further 30 Airbus A320s with deliveries starting in 2007. They also intend to acquire 30 new ATR 72-500 aircraft (half to be leased), along with 3 second hand ATR 42-500s and 3 second hand ATR 72-500s. Deliveries will begin in May 2005 and be spread over a five year period with 6 to 8 aircraft delivered each year (ref: Airliner World, March 2005).

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