New Delhi, Aug. 4 -- Regional carrier Fly91 has unveiled a five-year expansion plan to grow its fleet from six ATR aircraft to more than 50, expand its network across smaller towns and aspire to become India's largest standalone regional airline.

"Our five-year plan is that we intend to get to at least 50 destinations across the country," Manoj Chacko, managing director and chief executive officer of Fly91, told Mint.

An ATR plane is a twin-engine turboprop regional airliner built by the France-headquartered aircraft manufacturer ATR. For context, Just Udo Aviation Pvt. Ltd, which runs FLY91, ended FY25 with about 127 crore in revenue and a loss of 66 crore.

Fly91 currently operates around 280 weekly flights, of which about 98 are unde...