Page 4 - Air Traffic

Domestic air traffic to decline by 41-46% in FY21 due to Covid-19: Icra

For June, the domestic passenger traffic was 1.95 million, as against 11.2 million in June 2019, a de-growth of 83.7 per cent over the year-ago period

We're confident of operating at 50% capacity: IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta

With 262 planes, IndiGo operated over 1,500 daily flights prior to March 24 but is now operating around 350 scheduled flights a day, which is putting a pressure on its finances

Coronavirus to wipe out two-fifths of global air traffic in 2020: Report

Altogether, the Covid-19 outbreak will wipe almost half of airport revenues in 2020, it said

Lockdown 2.0: Mumbai airport invokes force majeure over revenue sharing

Delhi airport settles for talks; AAI refuses waiver but agrees to deferred payment

Air Deccan ceases operations, employees put on sabbatical without pay

Air Deccan served four destinations within Gujarat

Domestic air travel gone down by 20-30% after coronavirus outbreak: Puri

The minister cited the International Air Transport Association (IATA) figures and said the aviation sector could be facing losses in the tune to $63 billion to $113 billion.

Coronavirus outbreak: Airports start stringent screening to check spread

All thanks to several doctors on standby, the queues of fliers are manageable

Coronavirus: Air traffic may fall 13% in Asia-Pacific region, says IATA

Consequently, the total global lost revenue will come to $29.3 billion and represent a 4.7 per cent hit to global demand

Hong Kong posts 16% fall in November airport traffic, biggest in a decade

Hong Kong has been gripped by sometimes violent protests since June. Demonstrators halted operations at the airport for several days in August.

Despite slowdown, air traffic grows fastest in November this year at 11.2%

About 1.2 crore passengers flew in November as compared to 1.1 crore in October

Air passenger traffic rises close to 4% in Nov, grows to 12.94 million

The sectoral regulator attributed the increase in the reporting month to the onset of tourist season

Moderate slowdown in global passenger demand growth in October: IATA

October international passenger demand rose 3.2 per cent compared to October 2018

India's air traffic growth slows down in 2019, was 1.6% in Sept: IATA

The IATA represents some 290 airlines comprising 82 per cent of the global air traffic.

Moderate growth in air passengers, cargo demand slips amid global slowdown

Unresolved trade frictions have undermined business confidence and disrupted global supply chains

Domestic air passenger traffic growth hits a five-year low: DGCA report

Air traffic grew in single digits for first time in four years in January

DGCA proposes breath analyser test for air traffic controllers, others

The move comes after several instances were reported threatening safety

India's domestic air passenger traffic saw double-digit growth in Feb: IATA

India is one of the fastest-growing domestic aviation markets in the world

Domestic air traffic clocks 9% growth in January, slowest in four years

The slippage in January, on the back of higher fares, indicates airlines are focusing on yield growth at the expense of load factors

India's domestic air passenger traffic up 11% in Nov, SpiceJet PLF highest

Data also showed that passenger traffic during the January-November 2018 period grew by 19.21%

Domestic air traffic growth slows to 12.4% in July

Domestic air traffic rose 12.4 per cent in July the slowest in 2017 on the back of slower capacity addition and grounding of eight planes by IndiGo, the largest domestic airline.Carriers flew 9.5 million passengers last month as against 8.5 million passengers in same month last year.IndiGo leads the domestic market with 38.7 market share but its share declined 1.3 percentage points over June due to limited capacity addition and flight cancellations last month.On an average IndiGo has been inducting 2-3 planes each month but last month it added only one A320 aircraft. Also the carrier has been forced to ground eight Airbus A320Neo planes due to issues related to their engines. Capacity addition by other airlines too is said to be limited.IndiGo has been forced to curtail its schedule since its eight of its Airbus A320neo have been grounded due to engine related issues. The airline has operating around 80 fewer flights each day till September as a result of the grounding."Our schedule .