NEW DELHI: Budget carrier SpiceJet has for the seventh consecutive month reported a seat factor of above 90 per cent in November while national carrier Air India saw seat occupancy going up by over seven per cent during the period, according to DGCA traffic data.
Also, regional carrier Air Costa did not operate every fifth of its flight for various reasons in the previous month, according to data released by the aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) last week.
Gurgaon-based SpiceJet recorded a seat factor of 90.7 per cent in November, the highest among the 11 domestic airlines, according to data.
As against this, rival IndiGo recorded a seat factor of 83.9 per cent in November while Air India saw its seat factor increasing to 81.7 per cent as compared with 74.6 per cent in October.
SpiceJet, which was on the brink of closure late last year, has been achieving over 90 per cent load factor since May this year, as per the DGCA data.
Read news in full 21/12/15 PTI/The Economic Times
Also, regional carrier Air Costa did not operate every fifth of its flight for various reasons in the previous month, according to data released by the aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) last week.
Gurgaon-based SpiceJet recorded a seat factor of 90.7 per cent in November, the highest among the 11 domestic airlines, according to data.
As against this, rival IndiGo recorded a seat factor of 83.9 per cent in November while Air India saw its seat factor increasing to 81.7 per cent as compared with 74.6 per cent in October.
SpiceJet, which was on the brink of closure late last year, has been achieving over 90 per cent load factor since May this year, as per the DGCA data.
Read news in full 21/12/15 PTI/The Economic Times
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