Expanding to the Southeast Asian region as it launches international operations is where Vistara sees itself on a strong footing as it plans to leverage the extensive network of Singapore Airlines, its shareholder to capture the market as the Brand Vistara goes international, though Thng clarifies Vistara will not be a feeder airline for the Singapore carrier. "Singapore Airlines is a shareholder in Vistara and a strong international airline based in Southeast Asia and there will be alignment with Singapore Airlines when we fly to that region. We will be working on very closely to tap onto their network when we start our international operations," Thng said. "We see Bangalore as a next possible hub for Vistara and it is logical to expect the airline to fuilly leverage Changi (Airport) hub," Kaul said. Vistara currently connects 22 destinations with over 800 weekly flights with a market share hovering around four percent for some time now.