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41st Salana Barsi Samagam of Sant Isher Singh Ji Maharaj Rara Sahib
The planned new airline POP received the blessing of Sant Baba Amar Singh Ji at Parkash 2016, the Sikh religious festival held at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Hayes, West London, on 15–17 July.
An interview with (Nino) Navdip Singh Judge, Chairman & Principal and founding partner of POP
In its first year of operation, POP’s philanthropic-giving will be focused on two charities in the UK and two in India.
POP is delighted to announce that British Young Asian Entrepreneurs (BYAE) is to become one of its corporate partners.
POP, and its new airline business concept, has just launched its first ever TV commercials on two of India’s leading TV stations: Sikh Channel and GTPL Television.
Sunrise Radio Interviewed POP's Directors and Lord Loomba CBE at Crowdfunding Launch in London
POP, the new, low-cost, long-haul airline that plans to operate the only current non-stop flights between the UK and two of India's leading second cities - Amritsar (Punjab) and Ahmedabad (Gujarat) - held its crowdfunding launch party at the Nehru Centre of the High Commission of India in London on Sunday 29th May.
POP, the new, low-cost, long-haul airline that plans to operate the only current non-stop flights between the UK and India's second cities, is delighted that leading Gujarat law firm VAP Associates has agreed to become one of its corporate partners.
First 7000 Gold Pass supporters to have their name on aircraft belly of POP’s fleet
During the POP Launch Party on 29th May 2016, the POP Directors explain POP - People Over Profit
On Sunday, 29 May, POP held a reception at the High Commission of India’s Nehru Centre officially to launch its crowdfunding campaign.
POP, a new low-cost, long-haul airline with a unique business model putting ‘People Over Profit’ today launches its first website – www.flypop.co.uk
POP is set to become not just a new airline, not just the only airline currently to fly non-stop from the UK to two of India’s key secondary cities – Amritsar (Punjab) and Ahmedabad (Gujarat) – but an airline with a new unique business model