New Delhi: India's air passenger traffic has doubled over the last decade, though the pecking order of the top air routes on which people travel regularly has largely remained the same. Delhi-Mumbai-Delhi, Delhi-Bengaluru-Delhi and Mumbai-Bengaluru-Mumbai are the top routes ranked in terms of the seats that are deployed.
From a fifteenth place in 2007, Delhi-Pune-Delhi has climbed up to sixth place in 2017 while Delhi-Kolkata-Delhi route has scaled up to fourth spot in 2017 from seventh in 2007, says data sourced from civil aviation research firm OAG. The Delhi-Lucknow-Delhi route climbed five places from the seventeenth rank in 2007 to twelfth in 2017.
Many sectors did not see significant changes in their standings, the absolute number of seats deployed in these sectors has grown over the past ten years. According to a The Indian Express, certain routes that witnessed a sluggish growth till 2014, such as Delhi-Kolkata-Delhi, Delhi-Lucknow-Delhi, and Delhi-Hyderabad-Delhi, witnessed a spike in the allocation of a number of seats in the following three years.
A list of top 17 routes by operated by Indian airlines, domestic and international, in terms of seats deployed, is a factor of growth in passenger traffic. The only international destination which featured in the top 17 routes was the Dubai route.
The trunk routes also contributed a share to the number of seats deployed, said the national daily.
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From a fifteenth place in 2007, Delhi-Pune-Delhi has climbed up to sixth place in 2017 while Delhi-Kolkata-Delhi route has scaled up to fourth spot in 2017 from seventh in 2007, says data sourced from civil aviation research firm OAG. The Delhi-Lucknow-Delhi route climbed five places from the seventeenth rank in 2007 to twelfth in 2017.
Many sectors did not see significant changes in their standings, the absolute number of seats deployed in these sectors has grown over the past ten years. According to a The Indian Express, certain routes that witnessed a sluggish growth till 2014, such as Delhi-Kolkata-Delhi, Delhi-Lucknow-Delhi, and Delhi-Hyderabad-Delhi, witnessed a spike in the allocation of a number of seats in the following three years.
A list of top 17 routes by operated by Indian airlines, domestic and international, in terms of seats deployed, is a factor of growth in passenger traffic. The only international destination which featured in the top 17 routes was the Dubai route.
The trunk routes also contributed a share to the number of seats deployed, said the national daily.
To Read the News in Full 14/02/18 Business Standard
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