 "Domestic air traffic up 20% sequentially to 7.69 million in February")
Domestic air traffic rose 20 per cent sequentially to 7.69 million in February, up from 6.4 million in January.
Airlines saw a sharp rebound in traffic with the decline of Covid cases and easing of restrictions. This was reflected in a jump in passenger load factors registered in February.
Tata Group airlines — Air India, AirAsia India and Vistara — saw an increase in market share in February. Air India, in its first month after disinvestment, registered a market share of 11.1 per cent. It took the second spot behind IndiGo, which commands over 50 per cent market share.
IndiGo registered the best on-time performance of 95.4 per cent.
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