(IBNS): Go Air, one of the fastest-growing airlines in India, has revamped to become GoFirst.
“As young India changes the way it travels, seeking speed, convenience and yet demanding value, Go First is determined to be part of the socio-economic momentum to chart its next phase of growth,” the company said in a statement.
At the heart of this revamp is the full embrace of the ultra-low-cost airline model.
With the youngest average fleet among Indian LCC carriers, the majority of which are A320 Neos, high-density seating, single aircraft type across its fleet, Go First is positioned to get ahead of its peer group by operating with ultra-low-cost.
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It is this competitive advantage that enables it to offer its customers a combination of ultra-competitive fares and a safe flying experience.
To communicate this change, Go First also dons a rebranded identity. The new identity is complete with contemporary graphics and a bolder, brighter blue.
With this change, Go First is poised for its next phase of growth as an ultra low-cost carrier.
The Airline is in the process of transitioning all its operations under this new brand.
Commenting on this brand restage, Vice Chairman, Ben Baldanza said, “I am excited by the revamp of GoAir to GoFirst. India is a fast developing airline market. Consumers in India are hugely valued conscious but are quite demanding when it comes to the flying experience.”
“The combinations of attractive airfares, a squeaky-clean flying experience, well sanitized flights and on time performance is what Go First is designed to deliver. And that is exactly at the core of our brand and service. At Go First, our Consumers Come First.”
Kaushik Khona, CEO, Go First had this to say. “Go First has stayed resilient during the really tough times of the past 15 months. Even as the times continue to be extraordinary, Go First sees opportunities ahead. This rebranding reflects our confidence in the brighter tomorrow. The Go First Team will strive to deliver the brand and make “You Come First” a reality.”
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