The Indian aviation sector is one of the fastest-growing in the world, fuelled by a burgeoning middle class and a growing demand for travel. But how big is this industry, and what does it look like? In this blog post, we'll take a data-driven dive into the Indian aviation landscape, exploring passenger numbers, airline market share, airport traffic, and more. We'll uncover the trends shaping this dynamic sector and what the future holds for Indian skies. Buckle up and get ready to explore the fascinating world of Indian aviation statistics!
By Aditya M
- During April '24, the busiest route was between BOM (Mumbai) and DEL (Delhi), with nearly 110 flights per day, followed by BLR (Bangalore) to DEL with approximately 77 flights daily.
- Indigo maintained the largest frequency share among Indian carriers in April '24, with 56.76%, followed by the Air India Group at 29.63%.
- Looking at Load Factor statistics from March '24, SpiceJet recorded the impressive figure at 92%, followed closely by Akasa Air at 88.4%.
- Indigo served the most domestic destinations in April '24, with 86 airports, followed by the Air India Group, which served 55 destinations.
- Examining average fares charged by Indian carriers in February '24, IndiaOne Air had the highest average fare at INR 137.12, while Star Air, a regional airline, had the lowest at INR 61.38.
- Indigo held the largest market share in the domestic sector at 60.3% in February '24, followed by the Air India Group at 28.5%, with the remainder distributed among smaller Indian carriers.
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