
Aviation industry suffered ₹11,658 cr loss in FY22
Govt cites COVID-19 disruptions, rupee depreciation against the US dollar, and a high operating cost environment, especially due to an increase in ATF prices, for high losses of airlines.
Govt cites COVID-19 disruptions, rupee depreciation against the US dollar, and a high operating cost environment, especially due to an increase in ATF prices, for high losses of airlines.
The trend of CO2 emissions from the Indian aviation sector up to 2021 shows a 27% increase due to scheduled passenger airlines to or from domestic destinations.
International traffic for Indian carriers surpasses pre-Covid levels by 34%. ICRA’s negative outlook on the Indian aviation industry continues.
Decision taken to “rationalise” cost as a prolonged grounding of the MAX fleet has led to excess pilots, says SpiceJet.
Export cess on diesel increased further to ₹13.5 per litre, while ATF will now attract export levy of ₹9 per litre, shows revised notification by FinMin
Airlines can now fix airfare charges based on price capping policies and demand; govt says decision taken after careful analysis of daily demand, air turbine fuel prices
Elevated ATF prices will impact earnings and liquidity profile of the airlines in the near to medium term, while weaker rupee to dollar will raise input costs.
India’s airlines are collectively a whisker away from calling Mayday thrice
Civil aviation minister Jyotiraditya Scindia says the decision taken after careful analysis of daily demand and prices of air turbine fuel
Jet fuel prices reach an all-time high after seeing 16% hike from today; SpiceJet MD Ajay Singh urges states, Centre to cut taxes on jet fuel, which he says are highest.