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Strong travel demand is exacerbating the affect of aircraft shortages for airlines.

Historically, any airline that has suspended operations in India has never restarted. But things have come a long way for Go First.

With new greenfield airports coming into existence and airlines’ induction of a large number of jets, the sector calls for an urgent requirement of more personnel to meet its burgeoning demands.

Tour operators need to curate new itineraries to attract an incredibly important group of travelers who crave exploration and meaningful connections.

As Indian airlines continue to expand, both in terms of fleet and routes, the country must start to focus on aviation infrastructure to accommodate the growing number of passengers.

Taxes on jet fuel are airlines’ single biggest cost, accounting for more than half the expenses for some Indian low-cost carriers. The aviation industry urgently needs relevant policy measures to address them now.

Business is good for airlines, except where it’s not.

A series of mammoth airplane orders is turning India into one of the hottest markets for planemakers. What remains to be seen is if it can continue to maintain a similar proportion of aircraft deliveries in the future.

To become creators of equipment, platforms and systems will require a thriving indigenous research, design, development and manufacturing infrastructure.

For a sector that will contribute $250 billion to India's gross domestic product by 2030, a document reimagining the future of tourism is significant.