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Amid lean season, average daily domestic air traffic rises 2.25% in August

After Go First suspended all flights from 3 May onwards, its passenger traffic shifted to other carriers, helping them achieve load factors of 90 per cent or higher in May and June

Similar to 9/11, the fear of flying has also hit business travel the hardest and it is expected to return the last — and only after a revival of leisure travel.
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Deepak Patel New Delhi

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The average daily domestic traffic in India increased by 2.25 per cent month-on-month (m-o-m) to 402,848 in August due to the lean travelling season, according to data from the Ministry of Civil Aviation reviewed by Business Standard.

Furthermore, except for SpiceJet, Indian carriers' load factors (occupancy rate) remained below 90 per cent in August too. All Indian carriers had recorded sub-90 per cent load factors in July.

After Go First suspended all flights from 3 May onwards, its passenger traffic shifted to other carriers, helping them achieve load factors of 90 per cent or higher in May and June. Due