Can Star Air’s Ghodawat win where Mallya, Wadia failed?

Tarun Shukla 27/09/2025 07:23

From a regional niche to national ambitions, Star Air, born from Kolhapurs connectivity woes, is eyeing bigger skies with new jets, IPO plans, and dreams to become Indias next strong airline.

The Times of India
From a regional niche to national ambitions, Star Air, born from Kolhapurs connectivity woes, is eyeing bigger skies with new jets, IPO plans, and dreams to become Indias next strong airline.
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