Air India Market Share

Strategic sales in 10 companies, including Air India, yielded Rs 69,412 crore to the exchequer in the last 8 years. Share buyback in 45 cases fetched Rs 45,104 crore.

Air India aims to have a 30 per cent share in domestic and international markets in the next five years as the airline expands services and fleet, its chief Campbell Wilson said on Tuesday.

Tata Group-owned Air India on Thursday targeted a share of at least 30 per cent of the domestic market over the next five years as it looks to rebuild its reputation after years of losses at the former state-run carrier.

Air India aims to have a domestic market share of 30 per cent and significantly strengthen its international operations in next five years, with the Tatas-owned airline putting in place a transformation plan after gathering feedback from staff.

The shares of Amber Enterprises India Ltd, a leader in the domestic air conditioning industry, tumbled nearly 20 per cent to Rs around Rs 2,715 early on Monday after the company reported that its profit after tax fell over a fifth from a year ago.

Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.

Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.

Qatar Airways CEO said that he is interested in buying a stake in IndiGo but this is not the right time as issues among promoters are yet to be resolved.

Four senior executives of IndiGo airline were issued show cause notices on Friday by the civil aviation watchdog DGCA after a special audit team of the aviation regulator found safety lapses, according to sources privy to the development.

IndiGo maintained its lead position with 49 per cent share of the domestic passenger market in May, the data showed.

In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.

Air India currently has 13.1 per cent market share in the domestic market. It carried 15.19 lakh passengers in the month of March this year

Jet Airways on Tuesday became the latest major airline to rule out a bid for debt-laden national carrier Air India in a new blow to the government's privatisation plans.

A combination with Air India would help consolidate IndiGo's position as the country's biggest airline with a domestic market share of 54.2 percent and a total fleet of 283 registered planes.

IndiGo is the market leader in the domestic aviation sector with a share of little over 41 per cent.

Strategic sales in 10 companies, including Air India, yielded Rs 69,412 crore to the exchequer in the last 8 years. Share buyback in 45 cases fetched Rs 45,104 crore.

Air India aims to have a 30 per cent share in domestic and international markets in the next five years as the airline expands services and fleet, its chief Campbell Wilson said on Tuesday.

Tata Group-owned Air India on Thursday targeted a share of at least 30 per cent of the domestic market over the next five years as it looks to rebuild its reputation after years of losses at the former state-run carrier.

Air India aims to have a domestic market share of 30 per cent and significantly strengthen its international operations in next five years, with the Tatas-owned airline putting in place a transformation plan after gathering feedback from staff.

The shares of Amber Enterprises India Ltd, a leader in the domestic air conditioning industry, tumbled nearly 20 per cent to Rs around Rs 2,715 early on Monday after the company reported that its profit after tax fell over a fifth from a year ago.

Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.

Tata Sons' $2.4 billion purchase of debt-ridden, government-owned Air India will give the conglomerate immediate access to valuable flying rights and landing slots that will help it claw back market share from foreign rivals.

Qatar Airways CEO said that he is interested in buying a stake in IndiGo but this is not the right time as issues among promoters are yet to be resolved.

Four senior executives of IndiGo airline were issued show cause notices on Friday by the civil aviation watchdog DGCA after a special audit team of the aviation regulator found safety lapses, according to sources privy to the development.

IndiGo maintained its lead position with 49 per cent share of the domestic passenger market in May, the data showed.

In Jet Airways' absence, cash-strapped Air India is the only Indian carrier that operates wide-body jets capable of non-stop flights to Europe and the US, although Vistara has 6 Boeing Co 787s on order due for delivery from next year.

Air India currently has 13.1 per cent market share in the domestic market. It carried 15.19 lakh passengers in the month of March this year

Jet Airways on Tuesday became the latest major airline to rule out a bid for debt-laden national carrier Air India in a new blow to the government's privatisation plans.

A combination with Air India would help consolidate IndiGo's position as the country's biggest airline with a domestic market share of 54.2 percent and a total fleet of 283 registered planes.

IndiGo is the market leader in the domestic aviation sector with a share of little over 41 per cent.