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Hiral Jain

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Hello everyone! Let's get to know about the brands that failed to acquire our Indian market. THE KINGFISHER AIRLINES They were owned by Vijay Mallya, they aimed to provide a luxurious experience, high facilities etc. The competitor airline which was

Shaswat

Stealth • 6m

Kingfisher was one of the best but they failed also because of the competition they were Indigo, Jet , Air India and indigo gives one of the cheapest flight ticket and Air India was also cheap but some where Kingfisher was high compared to them

Hiral Jain

Stealth • 6m

And kingfisher failed to provide the value later.

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Shaswat

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But there is a very big problem that Indian coustomer are not understanding that if we are travelling in vistara their plane seats and everything is very much good including food but another side indigo is like they have to take passanger to one place to another they don't focus on there other things

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Shaswat

Stealth • 6m

Exactly

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