HT Bureau
GUWAHATI, Feb 7: Go First (formerly known as GoAir) operated charter flights for the G20 summit, being hosted by India this year. Go First has always stood up to the task of serving the nation and its interests. Previously, the airline partnered with the government to operate Vande Bharat Mission flights that repatriated Indians and Air Bubble operations that evacuated stranded Indians from the Gulf countries in 2020. Go First was also instrumental in the critical covid vaccine movement across the country during the pandemic.
Kaushik Khona, chief executive officer of Go First said, “It is a matter of great pride for us that GO FIRST has been chosen to operate charter flights for the G20 summit. We at GO FIRST feel proud and honored to be chosen to serve the nation and the government.”
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