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Increased occupancy coupled with upward revision in fare bands by the government has translated into higher fares during the festive season
Over 327,000 passengers took 2,372 flights, half of which were operated by IndiGo
The move will enable airlines to operate more flights and will push up passenger loads with the onset of festive season next month
Industry wise seat occupancy in August stood at 70.2 per cent
This is aimed at improving accessibility between metros and tier-2 or tier-3 cities.
While IndiGo carried 2.9 million passengers in July, a 58.6 per cent share of the domestic market, SpiceJet flew 456,000 passengers
Govt price cap was effective till July 31 and it was reintroduced Sunday evening, giving airlines time to sell their inventory at competitive prices
Average load factors are still around 55% and most of the bookings are for travel within seven days
Rise in passenger uptake expected to be swifter than it was after 1st wave
Decision divides industry with experts calling it interference in commercial freedom of airlines
Domestic air travel is set to become costlier as the Civil Aviation Ministry on Friday raised the lower limit on fares by 13 to 16 per cent, according to an official order
With the rise in the cases across metros, new restrictions cannot be ruled out that could further impact the traffic movement, ICRA said.
Travel curbs and capacity restrictions due to the pandemic were factors
Five domestic airlines will be operating 102 flights to 27 destinations on day one of the resumption of flight operations from Terminal-1 on Wednesday
International traffic is showing no sign of picking up and for Indian carriers, West Asia - a lucrative market - is still out of bounds
Online travel portals and airlines say the demand from companies is being led by essential services sectors like pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and power
A Tata takeover of Air India is being seen as the best outcome for all concerned
Except IndiGo, airlines resist lifting of cap as traffic uncertain
Domestic air passenger volume fell 57.21 per cent to 52.71 lakh in October over the year ago period, as airlines continued to operate at a much lower capacity, the DGCA data showed on Wednesday.