Discover the aviation headlines making waves in India as Akasa Air takes center stage with exceptional punctuality, surpassing IndiGo in November. Delve into market share dynamics, passenger load factors, and the challenges facing the industry in this comprehensive overview.
Soar to the spiritual heights of Ayodhya with IndiGo's newest route! Starting December 30th, 2023, experience convenient and budget-friendly flights from Delhi and Ahmedabad.
India's domestic air traffic experienced a remarkable surge in October 2023, surpassing pre-COVID levels for the eighth consecutive month. Read the full story to delve into the details of this impressive growth, including market share dynamics, passenger load factors, and airline performance metrics.
Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (BLR Airport) achieves a milestone with the completion of a transformative project. The repurposed Terminal 1 boasts improved domestic facilities, advanced security measures, and elevated passenger amenities, promising a seamless and enriched travel experience.
The DGCA's recent report reveals a significant 22.81% rise in India's domestic air passenger traffic during August. IndiGo dominates with 63.3% market share, while Vistara's merger with Air India promises industry transformation.
India's domestic air passenger traffic witnessed a significant 25% year-on-year increase in July, according to data from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA). Market leaders IndiGo and Air India maintained their positions, while emerging carriers like Vistara and Akasa Air made notable strides.
Delhi airport announces flight restrictions for non-scheduled flights on August 15, during select morning and evening hours. Exceptions for state-owned aircraft, quick response missions, and medical evacuations. Travelers advised to plan ahead and utilize the 'DigiYatra' facility for contactless travel.
Discover the latest advancement in air travel as the Digi Yatra facility prepares to extend its cutting-edge services to six additional airports, including Mumbai and Kochi. Using state-of-the-art Facial Recognition Technology, passengers enjoy a secure and convenient journey while their data remains confidential.
Go First, currently undergoing voluntary insolvency resolution, has cancelled all flights until July 10, 2023, citing operational reasons. The airline acknowledges the disruption caused and assures affected passengers of their assistance. Additionally, lenders have approved interim funding to resume operations, while the promoters indicate no intention to inject further funds.
The overall average price of air tickets on multiple routes, such as Delhi-Mumbai, has shown a decline, according to a recent analysis by DGCA. While certain routes witnessed a significant drop in fares, others experienced an increase. The Ministry of Civil Aviation has called for self-regulation by airlines to ensure reasonable pricing.
