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IndiGo Orders 30 Long-Range Airbus A350s. India To US Non-Stop Next?
Making its first-ever purchase of widebody aircraft, IndiGo has placed an order of 30 A350-900 jets with Airbus. IndiGo, which has a 60% share of the Indian aviation market, aims to double its capacity by 2030 and expand its network internationally.
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"India Is Set To Give New Energy To Global Aviation Market": PM Modi
A growing demand has spurred orders for new aircraft from airlines in the country which is now set to give new energy to global aviation market, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.
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Air India's Fleet Versus Major Indian And International Carriers
India, the world's fastest growing aviation market, has seen increased competition with a number of domestic and international carriers adding flights and destinations across the country.
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SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
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India Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic In World: Aviation Minister
Union Minister for Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya Scindia has said that India's aviation industry has become the third-largest domestic aviation market in the world.
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Cap On Domestic Capacity, Airfares To Stay Till May 30: Aviation Ministry
The limits imposed on airfares and on number of domestic flights that can be operated in the Indian market will extend till May 31, said the Civil Aviation Ministry on Monday.
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India's Domestic Aviation Market Likely To Double By 2030, Be 4-Fold By 2039: Boeing
India's domestic air passenger market is expected to double its size by 2030 from the pre-pandemic level, aircraft manufacturer Boeing said today.
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Indian Carriers Will Need 2,300 Planes Worth Billions In 20 Years: Boeing
Airfares in the fast-growing Indian market are 10 to 15 percent lower than breakeven levels for airlines, a Boeing Co executive said, as the planemaker raised its long-term jet order forecast for the country to a record despite market challenges.
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In A Big Expansion Move, Airlines In India To Buy Over 900 Planes
Indian airlines are likely to induct more than 900 aircraft in the coming years, with IndiGo alone expected to add 448 planes, according to official data. India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the potential on regional routes.
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SpiceJet In 3 Months Hopes To Seal Deal For Planes That Don't Need Runway
SpiceJet Ltd., which has seen its stock zoom 899 percent in three years, wants to open up the third-biggest aviation market even more. That means targeting the billion Indians who've never flown before, either because they can't afford it or because they don't live near a functioning airport.
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IndiGo Offers Tickets Starting Rs 1,174. Details Here
Strong competition and robust passenger growth in the aviation section has led many carriers to off discounted airfares.
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Boeing Expects India To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft Over 20 Years
Boeing Co said today that it expects Indian airlines to order up to 2,100 new aircrafts worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest forecast ever for Asia's third-largest economy.
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India Overtakes Japan To Become Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic
India's domestic air passenger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016 and was behind only the US (719 million) and China (436 million), Sydney-based aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) said in its latest report.
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3 Pilots Told Fuel Lies To Jump The Line For Kolkata Landing: Report
Pilots of at least three Indian flights, including one operated by market leader IndiGo, lied to air traffic controllers about being short on fuel to get priority landing at an airport, according to an investigation by the country's aviation safety regulator.
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Domestic Air Traffic Logs Nearly 25 Per Cent Growth: Aviation Watchdog
Domestic air traffic logged a robust of nearly 25 per cent growth in November with 11 Indian carriers together flying 7.32 million passengers as compared to 5.82 million passengers in the same period last year, driven by the demand in the tourist season.
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IndiGo Orders 30 Long-Range Airbus A350s. India To US Non-Stop Next?
Making its first-ever purchase of widebody aircraft, IndiGo has placed an order of 30 A350-900 jets with Airbus. IndiGo, which has a 60% share of the Indian aviation market, aims to double its capacity by 2030 and expand its network internationally.
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"India Is Set To Give New Energy To Global Aviation Market": PM Modi
A growing demand has spurred orders for new aircraft from airlines in the country which is now set to give new energy to global aviation market, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday.
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Air India's Fleet Versus Major Indian And International Carriers
India, the world's fastest growing aviation market, has seen increased competition with a number of domestic and international carriers adding flights and destinations across the country.
-
SpiceJet, IndiGo Faulted For Poor Service And Behaviour By Flyers
Topping respondents' list of airlines whose service was deemed most unsatisfactory was SpiceJet Ltd., followed by the country's biggest airline with a 55 per cent market share, IndiGo.
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India Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic In World: Aviation Minister
Union Minister for Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya Scindia has said that India's aviation industry has become the third-largest domestic aviation market in the world.
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Cap On Domestic Capacity, Airfares To Stay Till May 30: Aviation Ministry
The limits imposed on airfares and on number of domestic flights that can be operated in the Indian market will extend till May 31, said the Civil Aviation Ministry on Monday.
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India's Domestic Aviation Market Likely To Double By 2030, Be 4-Fold By 2039: Boeing
India's domestic air passenger market is expected to double its size by 2030 from the pre-pandemic level, aircraft manufacturer Boeing said today.
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Indian Carriers Will Need 2,300 Planes Worth Billions In 20 Years: Boeing
Airfares in the fast-growing Indian market are 10 to 15 percent lower than breakeven levels for airlines, a Boeing Co executive said, as the planemaker raised its long-term jet order forecast for the country to a record despite market challenges.
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In A Big Expansion Move, Airlines In India To Buy Over 900 Planes
Indian airlines are likely to induct more than 900 aircraft in the coming years, with IndiGo alone expected to add 448 planes, according to official data. India is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the potential on regional routes.
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SpiceJet In 3 Months Hopes To Seal Deal For Planes That Don't Need Runway
SpiceJet Ltd., which has seen its stock zoom 899 percent in three years, wants to open up the third-biggest aviation market even more. That means targeting the billion Indians who've never flown before, either because they can't afford it or because they don't live near a functioning airport.
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IndiGo Offers Tickets Starting Rs 1,174. Details Here
Strong competition and robust passenger growth in the aviation section has led many carriers to off discounted airfares.
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Boeing Expects India To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft Over 20 Years
Boeing Co said today that it expects Indian airlines to order up to 2,100 new aircrafts worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest forecast ever for Asia's third-largest economy.
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India Overtakes Japan To Become Third Largest In Domestic Air Traffic
India's domestic air passenger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016 and was behind only the US (719 million) and China (436 million), Sydney-based aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) said in its latest report.
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3 Pilots Told Fuel Lies To Jump The Line For Kolkata Landing: Report
Pilots of at least three Indian flights, including one operated by market leader IndiGo, lied to air traffic controllers about being short on fuel to get priority landing at an airport, according to an investigation by the country's aviation safety regulator.
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Domestic Air Traffic Logs Nearly 25 Per Cent Growth: Aviation Watchdog
Domestic air traffic logged a robust of nearly 25 per cent growth in November with 11 Indian carriers together flying 7.32 million passengers as compared to 5.82 million passengers in the same period last year, driven by the demand in the tourist season.
