MUMBAI: India’s domestic air passenger traffic is set to grow by 15 per cent year-on-year to 132.67 lakh passengers in May 2023. DGCA Figures.
The country’s domestic air passenger traffic stood at 114.67 lakh passengers in the year-ago period.
cheap carrier indigo Carrying a total of 81.10 lakh passengers, it increased its market share to 61.4 per cent from 57.5 per cent during the previous month, according to DGCA data released on Thursday.
Last month also saw the grounding of city-based carrier GoFirst.
GoFirst, which is currently undergoing insolvency proceedings at the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), has not taken flight since May 3.
All three Tata group airlines – indian water, Air Asia India and Vistara (which is 49 per cent owned by Singapore Airlines) – also saw their market share in May 2023 at 9.4 per cent, 7.9 per cent and 9 per cent of the total traffic pie, respectively.
The total number of passengers flown by Air India and Vistara during the month under review were 12.44 lakh and 11.95 lakh respectively.
Data shows that AirAsia India carried 10.41 lakh passengers in May 2023.
The combined total number of passengers of these three airlines in May 2023 was 3.48 million, which was 26.3 percent of the total domestic air passenger traffic.
market share of Akasa AirWhich started its air services in August 2022, increased to 4.8 percent in the last month compared to 4 percent in April 2023.
As per the data, on punctuality parameters, Akasaka Air recorded the highest on-time performance of 92.6 per cent among all domestic carriers from four major metro airports in May.
The country’s domestic air passenger traffic stood at 114.67 lakh passengers in the year-ago period.
cheap carrier indigo Carrying a total of 81.10 lakh passengers, it increased its market share to 61.4 per cent from 57.5 per cent during the previous month, according to DGCA data released on Thursday.
Last month also saw the grounding of city-based carrier GoFirst.
GoFirst, which is currently undergoing insolvency proceedings at the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), has not taken flight since May 3.
All three Tata group airlines – indian water, Air Asia India and Vistara (which is 49 per cent owned by Singapore Airlines) – also saw their market share in May 2023 at 9.4 per cent, 7.9 per cent and 9 per cent of the total traffic pie, respectively.
The total number of passengers flown by Air India and Vistara during the month under review were 12.44 lakh and 11.95 lakh respectively.
Data shows that AirAsia India carried 10.41 lakh passengers in May 2023.
The combined total number of passengers of these three airlines in May 2023 was 3.48 million, which was 26.3 percent of the total domestic air passenger traffic.
market share of Akasa AirWhich started its air services in August 2022, increased to 4.8 percent in the last month compared to 4 percent in April 2023.
As per the data, on punctuality parameters, Akasaka Air recorded the highest on-time performance of 92.6 per cent among all domestic carriers from four major metro airports in May.