Facing a surge in competition and grounded aircraft, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, is strategically wet-leasing Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft from Corendon Airlines. This surprising move underscores the intense competition in Indian aviation and IndiGo’s proactive approach to maintaining its market dominance.
Vistara, India’s beloved premium airline, has flown its last independent flight, merging with Air India and ushering in a new chapter for Indian aviation. Passengers have bid an emotional farewell to the airline, reminiscing about its exceptional service, quality, and unique in-flight experience. The merger, announced in 2022, aims to create a larger, unified airline under the Air India brand, expanding its reach and service offerings.
As the winter schedule kicks in, Indian domestic airlines are in a fierce competition, with expansions, mergers, and a growing focus on connectivity. This article analyzes the key trends, including IndiGo’s dominance, Hyderabad’s rise as a hub, and the battle for slots in the upcoming years.
Shankh Air, Uttar Pradesh’s first scheduled airline, has officially launched, marking a significant moment for Indian aviation. With a focus on connecting key cities and offering safe, sustainable travel, Shankh Air is poised to revolutionize air connectivity and boost economic growth in the region.
JRD Tata, a pioneering figure in Indian aviation, left an indelible mark on the nation’s industrial landscape. From founding Tata Airlines, which later evolved into Air India, to leading the Tata Group for over five decades, his contributions extended far beyond aviation, transforming India’s corporate landscape and inspiring generations. This article explores JRD Tata’s life and legacy, highlighting his remarkable achievements and the impact he made on the world stage.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) witnessed a significant surge in passenger traffic during April 2024, demonstrating its resilience and growth trajectory in the post-pandemic era. The airport handled 4.36 million passengers in April, reflecting a remarkable 131% recovery compared to pre-pandemic levels in April 2019. This growth was driven by the airport’s expanded connectivity, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and commitment to providing a seamless and secure travel experience. The increase in passenger numbers was observed across both domestic and international sectors, solidifying CSMIA’s position as a leading aviation hub in the country.
