SINGAPORE -- Watch out, budget airlines, the big boys have some plans of their own. And at least one of those plans includes a new full-service airline crisscrossing the sky above India.
Chairman Prasad Menon of Vistara, fourth from right, and other executives pose for a photo in New Delhi on Monday.
The airline will be named Vistara, a play on the Sanskrit word vistaar, meaning "limitless expanse." It is owned by Tata SIA Airlines, a joint venture between Singapore Airlines and India's Tata Group.
