What is a no-frills airline? Does this airline offer equal vacancies?

What is the difference in working for a no-frills airline as opposed to a luxury airline?

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    Capt Ankur SA Pilot with Air India | Guide-Level 13

    7 years ago
    No-Frills as the word in itself means, without unnecessary extras or any added items used for basically decoration purpose.
    In case of airlines “No-Frills " hence means those airlines that are dedicated to just business, business of transportation of passengers or cargo. They operate as low cost airlines because each additional item added for your service is charged and the passengers are made to pay that amount.
    A low-cost career or low-cost airline (also known as no-frills, discount or budget career or airline, or LCC) is an airline without most of the traditional services provided in the fare, resulting in lower fares and fewer co
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    NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17

    7 years ago
    Low-Cost Carriers are also known as No-Frill Airlines. Some of these low-cost carriers are as "no-frills" as their nickname implies: little more than flying buses, with no assigned seating, in-flight entertainment, or even free grub. In India, airline jobs are perfect for all those who want to enjoy a professional life blended with luxury and glamour. With increasing number of customers/ travelers, the aviation industry is experiencing a boom.
    Low-cost carriers also played a major role in the expansion of airlines industry as bringing the price of flight tickets in the pocket made flight an affordable service for the middle class too. T
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    Siddharth Bhardwaj Quantitative Analyst (Credit Risk) | Guide-Level 14

    7 years ago
    Hi,
    As we categorise the society, we have different names for airlines/career as well, namely- Luxury Airlines and Non-frills Airlines. There is no need of introduction of luxury airlines. Frills air lines are low-cost airlines which provides you the lesser number of facilities as compared to others. While the term is often applied to any career with low ticket prices and limited services, regardless of their operating models, low-cost carriers should not be confused with regional airlines that operate short flights without service, or with full-service airlines offering some reduced fares. For example; In India, Air Deccan is one among
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    varun Oza Pilot | Contributor-Level 6

    7 years ago
    To sum it up in one sentence, A No-frill airlines is nothing but a low cost airline that does not offer anything more than the basic flight and luggage allowance. It means there is no free food, beverages or any other goodies being offered free of cost. The fewer comforts offered by the airline in turn reduces the cost of the tickets and in turn benefits passengers on short haul flights who are not looking for anything more other than travelling from point A to Point B.
    Now, as these airlines sell tickets for cheaper than other traditional airlines, they lose out on ticketing revenue. To cope up with that loss, most of these airlines do
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    Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar La vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser | Scholar-Level 18

    7 years ago
    Hello,
    No frills airlines is an interesting name given by the press. Normal airlines offer many facilities for their guests in the aircraft as well as in the airport like lounge etc. A no frills airlines offer nothing except for things mandated by DGCA or the regulator in this sector.
    Now having understood this, it can be guessed that some cabin crew vacancies could be less, since no food or beverages are served to everyone except on payment. But, other than this, almost everything else remains same. Prescribed minimum air crew, cabin crew from safety perspective are indeed required to be employed. On ground, there is absolutely no chan
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