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India Set To Surpass China In Air Passenger Traffic In 2026: Global Council
India is projected to surpass neighbouring China in air passenger traffic growth rate in 2026, growing at 10.5 per cent, airports' grouping ACI said on Wednesday.
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Omicron Has Potential To Derail Domestic Air Traffic Recovery: Rating Body ICRA
Continuing on the recovery path, domestic air passenger traffic crossed the 10-million mark in November for the first time since the pandemic hit aviation industry but Omicron has the potential to spoil the party, according to rating agency ICRA.
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India's Domestic Air Passenger Rises 17 Per Cent In August
India's domestic air passenger traffic grew by 17.17 per cent in August, official data showed on Monday.
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Air India Revises Excess Baggage Rate To Rs 500 Per Kg
National passenger carrier Air India announced it has revised the applicable Excess Baggage Rate (EBR) on domestic sectors effective Monday.
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Avoiding Plane Crashes as Air Traffic Doubles
More travellers are flying than ever before, creating a daunting challenge for airlines: keep passengers safe in an ever more crowded airspace.
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India Set To Surpass China In Air Passenger Traffic In 2026: Global Council
India is projected to surpass neighbouring China in air passenger traffic growth rate in 2026, growing at 10.5 per cent, airports' grouping ACI said on Wednesday.
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Omicron Has Potential To Derail Domestic Air Traffic Recovery: Rating Body ICRA
Continuing on the recovery path, domestic air passenger traffic crossed the 10-million mark in November for the first time since the pandemic hit aviation industry but Omicron has the potential to spoil the party, according to rating agency ICRA.
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India's Domestic Air Passenger Rises 17 Per Cent In August
India's domestic air passenger traffic grew by 17.17 per cent in August, official data showed on Monday.
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Air India Revises Excess Baggage Rate To Rs 500 Per Kg
National passenger carrier Air India announced it has revised the applicable Excess Baggage Rate (EBR) on domestic sectors effective Monday.
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Avoiding Plane Crashes as Air Traffic Doubles
More travellers are flying than ever before, creating a daunting challenge for airlines: keep passengers safe in an ever more crowded airspace.
