Indian Domestic Airlines Experience Soaring Passenger Growth In 2023

The month of August 2023 alone recorded remarkable growth, with a monthly rate of 23.13 per cent. In August, passenger numbers reached 148.27 lakhs, reflecting the industry's resilience and strong recovery from the challenges posed by the global pandemic

Growth Of 42.85% In Passengers Carried By Domestic Airlines: Centre

The number of complaints per 10,000 passengers carried for the month of April 2023 has been at a low of around 0.28

Domestic Airlines Witnessed Annual Growth Of 51.70 Per Cent In Passenger Traffic: Jyotiraditya Scindia

ANI reported that domestic air passenger traffic reached 1,232.45 lakh in 2022, registering an annual growth of 47.05 per cent as compared to 2021

Domestic Airlines Saw Annual Growth Of 51.70% In Passenger Traffic: Jyotiraditya Scindia

The minister also tweeted, "This shows their growing domestic footprint and the potential to grab a bigger share of the global aviation market"

Elevated ATF Prices, Rupee Depreciation May Pose Threat To Carriers' Recovery: ICRA

On Wednesday, ICRA said elevated Aviation Turbine Fuel and depreciation in Rupee value are likely to pose a serious problem to recovery process for domestic carriers.

Domestic Airlines May Cut Losses To Rs 10,000cr This Fiscal: Report

A 25-30 per cent increase in debt (excluding lease liabilities) last fiscal and continuing net losses in the current fiscal will keep their balance sheets under pressure, the ratings agency said, adding high leverage will also result in continued negative outlook for the sector.

Domestic air passenger traffic up by 5.6 pc in January

Domestic air passenger traffic up by 5.6 pc in January

Passenger footfall touches 4,55,809 on Saturday: Hardeep Singh Puri

Passenger footfall touches 4,55,809 on Saturday: Hardeep Singh Puri

Domestic Air Traffic Improves, Grows 34% M-O-M In August

The industry had a total of 4.01 crore passengers, marking a drop of 57.48 per cent in the same period of last year.

Intelligence Bureau Not Happy Over Allowing 100% FDI In Domestic Airlines

Concerns were raised during a meeting chaired by Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi which was attended by senior officials from the civil aviation ministry and the IB.

Good News For Fliers! Now Pay Less For Excess Checked-in Baggage

Under the new tariff regime, only Rs 100 would be charged per additional kilogramme of checked-in baggage up to a certain level compared to the existing charge of Rs 300 per kg

FIPB Defers Decision On Jet-Etihad Deal

FinMin To Take Up Jet-Etihad Deal For Approval On June 11

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