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SpiceJet Limited market share in India's domestic aviation sector has dropped to 2.3 percent📉, according to the DGCA's latest report. The airline had a 5.6 percent share in January. IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Ltd) leads with 62.4 percent, followed by Air India Limited at 14.7 percent. SpiceJet also recorded the highest passenger complaints in August 😬📈 Courtesy The Economic Times #AviationIndustry #AircraftMaintenance #AviationNews #AirlineTrends #SpiceJet #IndiGoAirlines #AviationGrowth #AirlineMarketShare #AirIndia #DGCAReports #AviationUpdates #PassengerExperience #AviationSector #AircraftTechnician #AviationInsights #India

🏆 Proud statistics for Indian Aviation 🏆 Over 1150 aircrafts ordered by Indian carriers in past 15 months. This, combined with increasing global connectivities will further fuel the growth of Indian aviation. I am confident that India will see more than 12% Pax growth in next 10 years. #Indigo #AirIndia #Akasa #IndianAviation #IndianAirports #AviationNews

Over the past 15 months, Indian airlines have placed a staggering order for over 1150 new aircraft, with purchasing rights potentially expanding this figure to a whopping 1590. This aggressive investment signals a major expansion phase for the Indian aviation industry, promising more flights, improved connectivity, and potentially lower fares for passengers. Buckle up and read on to explore the in deeper details of this aviation boom! #Airport #Airline Akasa Air Boeing Air India Limited IndiGo (InterGlobe Aviation Ltd) #AviationOasis #AviationIndustry https://lnkd.in/eJkmWZy3

Is Air India’s Aggressive Aircraft Order Strategy the Right Move? ✈️ @AirIndia orders another 100 @Airbus aircraft: 10 A350s for long-haul luxury and ultra-long routes 90 A320s to bolster domestic and regional connectivity This new order is in addition to the 470 aircraft ordered last year at a whopping $70 billion sticker price! The question is: Is Air India's strategy of massive fleet expansion bold or risky? Should they aim for slower, sustainable growth like @IndiGo, which has focused on profitability and consistent expansion in its fleet and network over time? With aviation markets being highly competitive and unpredictable, balancing fleet size, profitability, and passenger demand is key. Air India Limited Indigo- Interglobe Aviation Ltd What do you think? Share your thoughts below! #AirIndia #AviationNews #Airbus #FleetExpansion #IndiGo #AviationStrategy

Nov 17 turned out to be a #SuperSunday for Indian aviation with the number of domestic flyers in a day crossing the five-lakh mark for the first time ever. Sunday’s 3,173 domestic flights carried over #5Lakh passengers. Airlines’ went pretty full with IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet and Akasa seeing over 90 per cent occupancies. While IndiGo and Tata’s Air India group are adding planes very aggressively, the return of SpiceJet with recent funding and the end of the strike at Boeing that raises hopes of steadying deliveries of B737s to Akasa and AI Express, shows capacity will only increase. Read here for more: https://lnkd.in/gURy-8dw Here's to exciting times ahead for India's Aviation sector. Proud to be part of the growth story. #Aviation #Airports #Avgeek

AIR INDIA HAS JUST ORDERED ADDITIONAL 100 AIRBUS AIRCRAFTS This brings the airline’s total orders from Airbus Aircraft and Boeing up to stuggering 570 aircrafts. Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Chairman of Tata Sons and Air India Limited, highlighted the strategic intent behind the order: ““With India’s passenger growth outpacing the rest of the world and infrastructur rapidly improving, these 100 additional aircraft will support our mission to become a world-class global airline. This underlines the importance of supporting a sustainable growth in aviation. We in Europe need to use our resources to innovate new technologies and show that growth can be done responsibly. #aviation #sustainability https://lnkd.in/gwcXr3y3

As things are right now, aviation in India is currently in the phase of consolidation and stability, and once it starts gaining more profitability, there shall definitely be more than two significant players, according to Air India's CEO and MD, Campbell Wilson. "Domestic Passenger Market" is the hub that's been cornered by the airlines—Tata-owned Air India, alongside IndiGo; those account for well over 90%. #IndianAviation #AirIndia #IndiGo #AviationIndustry #CampbellWilson #TataGroup #DomesticMarket #AirlineConsolidation #AviationGrowth #IndianAirlines #ceosofbharat

Highlight for this Week? Air India Orders another 100 Aircrafts from Airbus. This would bring the total orders upto 570 Aircrafts(including 470 Aircrafts Orders placed on 2023). This Order had surpassed Indigo's 500 Aircraft Orders in 2023. It will be Interesting to see on how this aircrafts will be divided amongst AirIndia and Air India Express. Another Interesting thing would be With the Tier 1 Airports reaching it's capacity with less available parking space for Aircrafts, where will these Aircrafts Parked? Definitely the next focus would be on Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities Airport Developments which would further strengthen our Aviation Sector. #AirIndia #Aviation Read the Full Article:https://lnkd.in/g8tRyQBz

Air India Limited is opening the doors of #aircraftinteriors market in India by announcing to retrofit another 100 planes including 40 #widebody aircraft as a part of its $400 million #refurbishing project comprising of B777 and B787 widebody and the A320neo planes. The #airline has already ordered around 25,000 #aircraftseats as part of #revamping the fleet. The aircraft #retrofitplan is a part of larger airline #revampproject named Vihaan II. The overall plan is to #overhaul these aircraft with new #seats, modern inflight entertainment systems, new #upholstery, and the possible addition of #premiumclass seats to woe the #passenger into experiencing the new #AirIndia. Currently plenty of things are going on as a part of the #transformation journey at Air India with a focus on #integration, #growth, #optimisation and #customerexperience. The retrofitted and new aircraft will be used mainly on busiest routes like San Francisco, New York, Frankfurt and Dubai. Nipun Aggarwal Sisira Dash Dr. Harpreet A De Singh Ronit Baugh Rohit Tomar Seemaa S Vedaak Veena Chawla Rinaldo Rhine #fleetmodernisation #fleetrevamp #newaircraft #newseats #technology #AI #passengerexperience #easeoftravel #brandstrategy #transformation #innovation #modernisation #progress

Air India Sets Ambitious Fleet Expansion Target for 2027 Under its new ownership and transformation strategy, Air India is gearing up for significant growth by targeting a 400-plane fleet by 2027. The airline aims to prioritize domestic and short-haul traffic by 2025, aligning its expansion with India’s growing aviation market and passenger demand. This bold initiative reflects Air India's renewed focus on strengthening its position as a global aviation leader, modernizing its fleet, and enhancing connectivity. By leveraging advanced aircraft technology and operational efficiency, the airline seeks to elevate the flying experience for its customers while contributing to India's aviation growth story. This development marks a new chapter for Air India, positioning it as a key player in shaping the future of the aviation industry. LinkedIn LinkedIn Guide to Creating #daily #marketing #industry #news