Regional carrier TruJet today said it plans to acquire five to seven ATRs and expand the network to 20 more routes by the end of the current fiscal.
The carrier currently has five ATR-72s and connects 14 destinations including some under Centre's Udan (Ude Desh Ka Aam Nagrik) scheme, CEO of Turbo Megha Airways Pvt Ltdwhich operates TruJet, Vishok Mansingh said.
"We have 14 destinations at present. We are adding close to 20 more destinations in coming months. At present we are operating five ATRs. We are looking to add five to seven more ATRs in the coming months."
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