IndiGo, the award-winning low-fare airline that is redefining the airline business in India won the CNBC AWAAZ Travel Award 09 and was adjudged the best low cost carrier. Now in its third year, these awards honor the best in class travel destinations and other ancillary services of the tourism industry. The CNBC AWAAZ Travel Awards are the last word on travel for the consumers and the industry alike.CNBC AWAAZ Travel Awards is a definitive and path breaking initiative that sets the ultimate benchmark for travel in India.This award was based on a robust and comprehensive study conducted by Indias leading research firm, Synovate. This study is Indias most exhaustive pan- India study conducted across 12 cities with over thousands of respondents voting for their choice of travel services and destinations. On winning this award,Mr. Aditya Ghosh, President, IndiGo, said, To me, this award is a true recognition of how IndiGo has redefined the airline business in India. Independent and unbiased public recognition is always great encouragement for the entire team at IndiGo especially, when it is backed by a name such as CNBC AWAAZ and a survey that is as extensive as this one. At IndiGo, we try and keep things simple and deliver on what we promise to our customers." Mr. Ghosh further added, "It has been our constant endeavor to live up to and exceed our passengers expectations and continue making their journey a hassle free experience. I accept this Award on behalf of the 2300 members of Team IndiGo who go out every day, in rain or shine, with a smile and make a difference! At the verge of completing three years of its operations, this was the third year in a row that IndiGo has been adjudged as India's Best Low Fare Carrier. In 2007, IndiGo was voted as the Best LCC by the Airline Passengers Association of India. In 2008, IndiGo received the award of the Best LCC at the Galileo Express Travel Awards. And now in 2009, its the CNBC Awaaz awards.
1600+ Daily flights
74 Domestic Destinations
26 International Destinations
300 million + happy passengers
278+ Fleet tall
