TBM Staff - Mumbai
Losses for India's airline industry are expected to widen to USD 400 million to USD 600 million in fiscal 2025 as higher costs outweigh a rise in passenger demand, aviation consultancy firm CAPA India said
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Domestic airfares are sailing northwards, surging up to 40 per cent in key routes on higher traffic and capacity constraints in the last six quarters. Still, ticket prices are among the lowest in the world,
TBM Staff - Mumbai
In the realm of Indian aviation for the year 2024, a high-stakes competition is anticipated between two major players, Air India and IndiGo, as outlined in a comprehensive report by aviation consultancy firm CAPA India.
TBM Staff - Mumbai
Over 150 aircraft belonging to Indian airlines are grounded, and that number could increase to 200 by March 2024, CAPA India said in its mid-year outlook on Monday. Indian carriers have a fleet of around
TBM Staff - Mumbai
CAPA India has released a report on ‘India Outbound Travel in FY2030’ based on extensive market consultation and data analysis, building upon and updating its ground-breaking research originally conducted prior to the pandemic. For this
