Aviation consultancy CAPA estimates
domestic air traffic to touch 100 million by the end of FY2017.
“We expect close to 20 per cent year-on-year growth in domestic market
and growth could exceed even further,”
said Kapil Kaul, CAPA’s chief executive (South Asia) in Mumbai on Wednesday.
In 2015, Domestic
Airlines flew over 81 million passengers, registering over 20 per cent
growth in comparison to 67 mn passengers in 2014. Growth was driven by low
fares and average domestic fares were 15-20 per cent lower in 2015.
International traffic growth is estimated at 10 per cent and could cross 12-14
per cent in the event of abolition of 5/20 norms.
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