AirAsia India CEO Mittu Chandilya, who was here on the Bangalore-Jaipur launch flight, said both the cities have great potential to expand and hence the airline has set aggressive targets and beginning of flights to the two new routes was a part of the business strategy.
"The cities have good potential for business. Tourism is high in Jaipur. The initial response is good and we hope to get a good passenger load," Chandilya told reporters here.
"We are in conversation with the government in Rajasthan to plan flight to other cities including Udaipur," he added.
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