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Domestic air traffic up 34% month-on-month on festive season demand

AirAsia India saw an increase in market share and reported the best on- time performance (OTP) among all airlines in October

In November 2015, then Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis’s motley crew of officers who were manning what they’d dramatically termed the “war room” had told this writer that the first flight from NMIA would take off by the winter of 2019
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AirAsia India saw an increase in market share and reported the best on- time performance (OTP) among all airlines in October.

Aneesh Phadnis
Addition of flights and an increase in load factor due to festive season helped domestic air traffic rise 33.6 per cent month-on-month in October.

The traffic is however 57.2 per cent lower on a year-on-year basis. Airlines flew 5.2 million passengers last month. Seat occupancy of all the airlines, except Vistara, rose in October.

AirAsia India saw an increase in market share and reported the best on- time performance (OTP) among all airlines in October.

AirAsia’s market share increased to 7.1 per cent, from 6 per cent, month on month basis. It reported an OTP of 98 per cent last month. With 55.5

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