AVIATION INDUSTRY

PRESENTED BY:
Prachi Gupta
Mridul Goel
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 Aviation industry
• The civil aviation industry in India has emerged as one of the fastest growing industries
• India has become the third largest domestic aviation market in the world
• India’s passenger traffic stood at 188.89 million in FY22
• domestic passenger traffic to be 166.8 million, a 58.5% YoY increase
• international passenger traffic to be 22.1 million, a 118% YoY increase

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Type of aviation

GENERAL COMMERCIAL

MILITARY
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 Number of airlines
1. IndiGo
2. Air India
3. Spice jet
4. Go first
5. Vistara
6. Air Asia India
7. Air India express
8. Jet airways
9. Akasa air

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Before And After Covid

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Poter’s five force model

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 IndiGo
• Largest passenger airlines
• Market share 58.8% as of July,22
• IndiGo is an Indian low-cost airline
• The airline operated 1,500 daily flights
• The airline was founded as a private company by Rahul Bhatia of InterGlobe
Enterprises and Rakesh Gangwal in 2006.

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FDI Policy

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 Comparison
SPICEJET INDIGO VISTARA
1. Market • 8% • 58.9% • 10.4%
share
• Loss • Loss • Loss Rs
2. Profit Rs1727cr Rs1,064.3 cr 2,031 cr
• Gurugram • Gurugram • Gurugram
3. Headquarter

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Why Airline Industry Is In Loss?
• Fuel cost
• Leasing cost
• Other cost
• Security
• Competition

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 Tata Take Over Air India
• Air India returns to Tata home after 69 yrs.
• Tata wants to making it affordable and ensuring it contributes to boosting ‘Ease of Living’
for citizens
• August 31, 2021, the airline had a total debt of Rs 60,000 crore
• Air India has 12,085 employees – 8,084 permanent and 4,001 contractual
• the Tata Group cannot transfer the Air India brand or logo for five years

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