Deccan Shuttles, within just eight months of launching chartered flights in Gujarat, has suspended its operations in Ahmedabad. Promoted by Capt GR Gopinath, Daily ChartersÂ’s specialised wing, Deccan Shuttles had commenced daily chartered flights between Bhavnagar and Surat in the third week of August 2012.
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Gopinath to watch AirAsia, before launching his firm
GR Gopinath of Air Deccan fame is to observe the fate of the AirAsia-Tata Sons joint venture airline startup before launching his own budget air carrier. For now, Gopinath has decided to keep his application for launching the budget airline on hold. After getting Foreign Investment Promotion Board nod, AirAsia on April 23 filed a formal application with the Union Aviation Ministry to seek clearance for starting the Indian subsidiary.

