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Indian carriers to induct over 900 planes in coming years

SpiceJet is in the process of expanding its current fleet of 57 aircraft

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
Indian airlines are expected to induct more than 900 aircraft in the coming years, with IndiGo to add 448 planes alone, according to official data. India is one of the fastest-growing aviation markets in the world and most airlines have ambitious expansion plans, especially to tap the potential on regional routes.

According to the data available with the civil aviation ministry, budget airlines such as IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and AirAsia are set to significantly expand their respective fleet sizes.

With an existing fleet of 150 planes, IndiGo is readying to add another 448 aircraft — 399 A320s and 49 ATRs — in

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