India’s aviation sector saw record traffic in November 2024, with IndiGo, Air India, and Akasa Air achieving historic milestones. IndiGo led with 10 million passengers, while Air India benefited from its merger with Vistara.

In 2024, the Indian aviation sector witnessed significant moments: two airlines flew into the sunset, with one now on a liquidation taxiway. Despite these setbacks, aircraft orders surged, and single-day domestic air passenger traffic soared past the record 5 lakh mark on at least two occasions.

Mumbai based Akasa Air also had its best ever month. Combined, November 2024 was the best-ever traffic total for domestic Indian aviation in history.

Indian airlines transported 1.42 crore domestic passengers in November, marking a nearly 12% increase from the previous year. IndiGo led with a 63.6%

Indian airlines transported 1.42 crore domestic passengers in November, a 12% increase compared to last year. IndiGo led with a 63.6% market share. Despite the growth, service delays and cancellations affected passengers,

India’s domestic air passenger traffic grew by 11.90 per cent in November 2024 on a year-on-year basis, official data showed on Monday.

Indian airlines carried a record 1.42 crore passengers on domestic routes in November 2024, marking the highest-ever monthly traffic. According to data from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA),

India's aviation sector achieved record growth in November 2024, with IndiGo making history, flying over 1 crore passengers in a month. Despite operational growth, IndiGo faced Q2 losses and ranked poorly globally.