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China's domestic air traffic falters due to repeated small Covid outbreaks

China's domestic air traffic is faltering because of zero-Covid policy that has led to tighter travel rules in Beijing resulting in weaker consumer confidence after repeated small outbreaks of Covid.

India has potential to soar to No. 1 slot in air travel: Scindia

Jyotiraditya Scindia underlined the government's commitment to pushing the sunrise sector to scale new heights.

Super Sunday for airlines, Dusshera boosts traffic to post-resumption peak

Over 327,000 passengers took 2,372 flights, half of which were operated by IndiGo

7.06 mn domestic air passengers in Sep, 5.44% higher than August: DGCA

Around 7.06 million domestic passengers travelled by air in the month of September, 5.44 per cent higher than 6.70 million who travelled in August, the country's aviation regulator said on Monday

Govt hikes domestic airline capacity to 85%, tweaks price caps formula

The move will enable airlines to operate more flights and will push up passenger loads with the onset of festive season next month

Domestic air traffic in August jumps 34% sequentially, says DGCA

Industry wise seat occupancy in August stood at 70.2 per cent

Domestic air traffic up 31% in August on higher capacity deployment: Icra

The ratings agency said despite the continued recovery, there is continued stress on demand, driven largely by the second wave of the pandemic, limiting travel to only necessary travel

June air travel recovery subdued, demand nowhere near it needs to be: IATA

The IATA has announced passenger demand performance for June showing a very slight improvement in both international and domestic air travel markets.

3.1 million domestic air passengers in June, 47% higher than in May: DGCA

Indian airlines are allowed to operate a maximum of 65 per cent of their pre-pandemic domestic flights.

Aviation firms in talks with banks to raise debt under modified ECLGS

On Sunday govt allowed firms in civil aviation sector that are facing headwinds to borrow up to Rs 200 cr fresh loan under the scheme

Domestic air traffic fell 27% in April as second Covid wave hurts demand

The introduction of mandatory RT-PCR tests and lockdown like curbs introduced by various states including Maharashtra and Delhi dampened the demand

Domestic air traffic sequential growth slows down to 1.2% in February

Domestic air traffic has been growing in double digits since August and pace slowed down in January

Domestic airport sector to incur net loss of Rs 5,400 cr this fiscal: Icra

A 66 per cent year-on-year slip in passenger traffic amid Covid-19 induced travel restrictions weighed on the sector

Domestic air traffic may be back to full pre-Covid level by summer: Puri

The domestic air traffic is expected to be back to the full pre-COVID-19 level by the summer schedule with the traffic seeing a sharp recovery from the July quarter onwards, Puri said on Friday.

India's domestic air passenger traffic down 40% to 7.7 million in Jan

The total number of passengers flown by the Indian carriers on domestic routes in January 2020 was 10.2 million

January air traffic growth slows down to 3.5% sequentially: Icra

DGCA yet to release traffic data; in December domestic airlines flew 7.3 mn passengers with month-on-month growth of 15%

India's air traffic to return to pre-Covid levels later this year: Boeing

India's civil aviation ministry has allowed airlines to operate 80 per cent of capacity

Domestic air traffic slips to 7-year low in 2020 amid Covid-19 lockdown

In calendar year 2020, domestic airlines flew 63 million passengers, compared to 144.1 million in the previous year.

Domestic air traffic down by 45% at 7.1 million in December: Icra

This is even as passenger traffic was up 12 per cent sequentially over November 2020, ratings agency Icra said

Domestic air traffic growth slows on Maharashtra Covid-19 test caveat

Domestic airlines flew 6.3 million passengers in November compared to 5.2 million a month earlier. Last November, airlines had carried 12.9 million passengers