November Air Traffic

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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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  Air Pollution: Traffic Police Bans Entry Of Trucks In Delhi

  In the wake of the deteriorating air quality in the national capital region (NCR), the Delhi Traffic Police on Thursday issued an advisory prohibiting the entry of trucks - except those carrying essential commodities - in the city till November 21.

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  Delhi Government Starts Month-Long Campaign To Reduce Vehicular Emissions

  The Delhi government launched the 'Red Light On, Gaadi Off' campaign across 100 crossings in the city today, noting that if people switch off engines at traffic signals, pollution can reduce by 13-20 per cent. The campaign will end on November 18.

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  Domestic Passenger Traffic Up 11% In November: Travel Body

  The country's domestic available passenger capacity -- measured in available seat kilometres (ASKs) -- rose 5 per cent on a YoY basis.

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  Air Traffic Controllers Protest Attack On Colleagues In Mumbai

  Over 150 air traffic controllers (ATCs) yesterday staged a sit-in at their regional office in Mumbai to protest the alleged physical assault on some of their colleagues at the AAI colony by local goons on the night of November 18.

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  Parking Fee Hike In South Delhi To Be Rolled Back Today, Say Authorities

  The four-fold parking fee hike in public areas in south Delhi will be rolled back to the old rate today, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation or SDMC has said. The south Delhi civic agency on November 9 increased the parking fee to discourage people from using their vehicles and force them to commute in public transport, after Delhi Lieutenant Gov...

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  India Air Traffic Demand Grows 22.3% In November, Tops Global Chart

  Globally, total revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs) increased 7.6 per cent compared to November 2015.

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  India's Domestic Air Passenger Traffic Up 25% in November

  India's domestic passenger traffic surged by a robust 25.1 per cent in November last year, fuelled by higher capacity deployment, improved economic sentiment coupled with Diwali festival rush, even as other major aviation markets such as Brazil, Russia and Japan delivered a negative growth during the same period.

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  Domestic Air Traffic Logs Nearly 25% Growth: Regulator

  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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  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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  Air France-KLM Estimates Paris Attacks Impact At 50 Million Euros

  The November 13 attacks in Paris had an impact of 50 million euros on last month's revenues, Air France-KLM said today, but the airline said it saw the effect largely wearing off by the end of December.

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  Delhi to Have its Second Car-Free Day on November 22

  In view of controlling air pollution and traffic congestion, the Delhi government will organise the second Car-Free Day on November 22 in Dwarka.

• Domestic air traffic demand fell by over 6 per cent in November: IATA

  Domestic air traffic demand in India fell by over six per cent last November as the country's business fundamentals remained weak, though neighbouring China saw an impressive 7.7 per cent growth in the same period, global airlines body IATA said today.

• India's domestic air passenger traffic shrunk by almost 8 per cent

  India's domestic air passenger traffic shrunk by almost eight per cent last month compared to November last year, in spite of expectations of a growing market during the peak winter season.