TBM Staff - Mumbai Domestic air passenger traffic is estimated to have logged an 83 per cent growth year-on-year at 10.5-million in April as Covid-19 infection cases waned, leaving a gap of just 5 per cent when compared to
TBM Staff - Mumbai Near to normalcy in airline operations due to the waning impact of the pandemic resulted in a sequential growth of ~37% in domestic air passenger traffic to ~106 lakh in March 2022 compared to ~77
TBM Staff - Mumbai Ratings agency ICRA Ltd expects India's total passenger traffic to increase by 68-70 per cent on-year to 317-320 million in 2022-23, with domestic air passenger traffic expected to rise 64-66 per cent on year in
TBM Staff - Mumbai Continuing on the recovery path, domestic air passenger traffic crossed the 10-million mark in November for the first time since the pandemic hit the aviation industry in March last year but the coronavirus' new variant
TBM Staff - Mumbai Domestic air passenger traffic continued on the growth trajectory in August with volumes growing up to 31 per cent to 66 lakh over the previous month, helped by higher capacity deployment and a downward trend
TBM Staff - Mumbai Pandemic-hit Indian aviation industry is expected to report a net loss of INR 25,000-26,000 crore while its debt level may increase to INR 1.2 lakh crore in the ongoing fiscal year, credit ratings agency ICRA
