FLY91’s hiring push takes flight as regional airline scales up
Goa-based FLY91 plans to more than double its workforce as it adds aircraft and stations, but its ability to cut reliance on government subsidies and reach profitability will be key to sustaining growth.
Goa-based regional airline FLY91 is rapidly expanding its workforce to accommodate future growth, according to founder and CEO Manoj Chacko. Currently employing around 550 people, the company expects to surpass 1,000 staff members within the next two years as it adds aircraft and opens new stations.
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