Page 2 - Indian Aviation Market

India a key growth area, is going to be a massive market: Singapore Air CEO

CEO Goh refused to be drawn on whether Singapore Airlines would be interested in buying a stake in Air India

Fuel, currency, fares major challenges for Indian carries, says Boeing

Aviation fuel in India is 90 per cent higher when compared to Middle East and Africa, Asian and Oceania, and North America

India set to clear Boeing 737 Max to fly again within days: Report

India, until recently the world's fastest growing aviation market, is increasingly key for global planemakers

Indian aviation mkt's recovery impacted by cap on fares, capacity: IATA DG

The Indian aviation market's recovery has been significantly impacted by caps on fare and capacity which have been placed by the government since May last year

India domestic air passenger traffic reaches over half of pre-Covid levels

India's domestic passenger traffic has reached more than half of pre-coronavirus pandemic level operations with the number of daily air travellers crossing over two lakh in November

A confident Virgin Atlantic to double down on Indian aviation market

The propensity to travel amongst Indians is going up as is their willingness to pay, says Alex Mcewan, Virgin Atlantic Country Manager-India

ICRA reaffirms IndiGo's long-term rating at A-plus with negative outlook

Agency acknowledges India's largest airline's strong market position, cost-efficient structure and robust liquidity profile among its peers

Save, shrink, survive: Indian aviation in the time of coronavirus

Business for Indian airlines stopped when the domestic and international services were first suspended in March to contain the spread of coronavirus. How will the airlines change after this crisis?

Coronavirus to affect aviation industry of both China and wider region

Coronavirus outbreak will have a severe impact on the tourism and aviation industry of both China and that of the wider region

After challenging 2019, will 2020 be jet, set and go for Indian aviation

From good times, India's airlines flew into hard times last year, with cut-throat competition ensuring cheap tickets but also pushing some companies in the red. Here is what 2020 might hold for them

Hope Air India disinvestment will support aviation market growth, says IATA

In 2019, domestic air passenger traffic in India stood at 14.41 crore, an increase of nearly four per cent compared to the previous year, as per the latest official data.

India will be the world's fastest-growing market over 20 yrs: Boeing

SpiceJet Ltd., which has as many as 205 737 Max jets on order, has said it may buy at least 100 Airbus planes worth more than $10 billion

Tax cuts a must to make Indian airlines globally competitive: SpiceJet CMD

Indian carriers are paying a much higher cost of operation and, therefore, they are not competitive with others, he said

SpiceJet to expand domestic network, launch 46 new flights from next month

Besides, the airline, in a release, also announced the launch of Rajkot as its 54th destination, with a direct flight services from here to Gujarat's fourth-largest city

How Pakistan can hurt Indian aviation by closing its airspace

The financial implications of aircraft flying West from Delhi being forced to take circuitous routes to at least 27 destinations would be severe

Waiting in the wings: Is the time and IPO strategy right for GoAir?

Strong fundamentals, including low crude oil prices, stable air-travel demand, and a range-bound rupee, analysts believe, make a strong case for the airline's expansion

Rising ATF prices, weakening rupee pulling down aviation sector: IATA

India was one of the fastest growing domestic aviation markets in the world but growth turned negative in April mainly on account of Jet Airways crisis

At 138.9 million, number of domestic flyers grows 18.6% in 2018: DGCA

Due to intense competition, the domestic market share of Air India, Jet Airways and SpiceJet fell marginally in 2018 even though their passenger count increased

Problems in aviation sector would get resolved in a few years: SpiceJet MD

'India is certainly an aviation power. There is no question about that', said SpiceJet chief Ajay Singh

India to become 3rd-largest aviation market by 2024, surpass the UK: IATA

The present trends in air transport suggest passenger numbers could double to 8.2 billion in 2037