Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Star Air targets ₹1,100 crore turnover in FY26
Star Air, an Indian airline, aims to reach a turnover of ₹1,100 crore by the fiscal year 2026.
To achieve this, the airline is focusing on expanding its fleet to 40–50 aircraft over the next four to five years.
Star Air's strategy includes a mix of operating leases, finance leases, and selective purchases for its aircraft.
Unlike larger carriers, Star Air does not use sale-and-leaseback structures.
Currently, the airline has four aircraft that it owns outright, while the rest are on dry lease directly from lessors.
This plan supports Star Air's goal of enhancing regional connectivity in India.
Star Air aims for a ₹1,100 crore turnover by FY26.
The airline plans to expand its fleet to 40–50 aircraft in 4-5 years.
Star Air uses a mix of operating leases, finance leases, and selective purchases.
The airline owns four aircraft outright and leases the rest directly from lessors.
Star Air does not rely on sale-and-leaseback structures.
- Who
- Star Air
- What
- Targets ₹1,100 crore turnover in FY26
- When
- FY26 (Fiscal Year 2026)
- Where
- India
- Why
- To expand regional connectivity and scale fleet
- Target Turnover
- ₹1,100 crore in FY26
- Fleet Plan
- Mix of operating leases, finance leases, and selective purchases
- Current Fleet
- Four aircraft purchased outright, rest on dry lease
- Future Fleet
- 40–50 aircraft over the next four to five years
- Leasing Strategy
- No sale-and-leaseback structures