Indian Domestic Air Travel Up 10Pc In April
Dhaka: In a significant development for the Indian aviation sector, domestic air travel saw a notable 10.2pc increase in April 2025 compared to the same month in the previous year, according to a report by the ratings agency ICRA.
The month saw approximately 145.5 lakh domestic passengers, up from the 132.0 lakh recorded in April 2024.
Despite this year-over-year growth, the month-on-month figures remained flat, with seat capacity witnessing a slight 4.2pc decline from March 2025.
However, this hasn't deterred the sector's overall growth trajectory, which remains positive as ICRA reports a 7.6pc annual rise to 1,653.8 lakh passengers for FY2024-25.
International travel also rebounded strongly, with a 14.1pc increase in passengers carried by Indian airlines in FY25, surpassing pre-Covid levels by 49.4pc.
With stable cost expectations and moderate growth forecasts, ICRA maintains a 'stable' outlook for the industry, projecting 7-10pc growth in domestic air traffic for FY26.
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