At 15.2 crore, record number of Indian flyers in 2023

Credit: IndiaTimes- Published on January 15, 2024

Domestic air travel in India surpassed pre-Covid levels, with 15.2 crore domestic air travelers in 2023, the highest ever recorded. IndiGo had a market share of 60.5%, while the combined market share of Tata group airlines was 26%. December had the highest monthly air traffic at 13.8 million, and Akasa Air had the highest...

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