Air Traffic Congestion

IndiGo, India's largest carrier, has been the most severely affected by the congestion-induced cancellations

IndiGo has solidified its supremacy in the Indian aviation sector by increasing its domestic market share to 60.5 per cent in 2023 from 56.1 per cent in 2022

A surge in air travel has strained the infrastructure at the country's busiest airport and forced the civil aviation ministry to order a reduction and shifting of peak-hour flights

Country's busiest airport, which has already brought the number down from 22 an hour to 19, may shift more flights to other terminals

A lot of this congestion is today taking place in Delhi and to a certain degree in Mumbai, and not so much in other airports

Mobility and traffic congestion see a drop

Other indicators such as traffic and mobility, have been more resilient

Problem critical in Mumbai which uses a single runway and does not have extra slots for airlines