India's domestic passenger traffic grew by 22.7 per cent in October, a global airlines' association said on Wednesday.
"Domestic demand climbed 5.6 per cent in October compared to October 2015, which was matched by a similar increase in capacity," the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in its global passenger traffic data for October.
"There was continued wide variation in individual country results, with India and China enjoying double-digit growth rates while other markets experienced much slower growth and Brazil remained in decline."
According to the data, India's domestic revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) and available seat kilometres (ASK) were the highest amongst the major aviation markets such as Australia, Brazil, China, Japan, the Russian Federation and the US.
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"Domestic demand climbed 5.6 per cent in October compared to October 2015, which was matched by a similar increase in capacity," the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in its global passenger traffic data for October.
"There was continued wide variation in individual country results, with India and China enjoying double-digit growth rates while other markets experienced much slower growth and Brazil remained in decline."
According to the data, India's domestic revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) and available seat kilometres (ASK) were the highest amongst the major aviation markets such as Australia, Brazil, China, Japan, the Russian Federation and the US.
To Read the News in Full 07/12/16 Business Standard
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