ICRA Forecasts Indian Airline Losses to Drop by One-Third in FY 2026-27
ICRA projects the Indian aviation industry's net loss will fall to Rs 110-120 billion by FY 2026-27, driven by a recovery in domestic passenger growth.
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ICRA projects the Indian aviation industry's net loss will fall to Rs 110-120 billion by FY 2026-27, driven by a recovery in domestic passenger growth.
Akasa Air operated the inaugural flight from Guwahati's new terminal on Feb 22, 2026, marking a key milestone for Northeast India's aviation capacity.
High operational costs, intense competition, and unsustainable debt have led to the failure of numerous Indian airlines, including Jet Airways and Kingfisher.
SpiceJet has secured an MoU for ten aircraft as it aims to more than double capacity and operate over 300 daily flights as part of its network recovery.
Amritsar Airport's December passenger traffic fell 21.4% year-on-year due to dense fog, airline capacity cuts, and regional geopolitical tensions.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson confirms improved fleet reliability and increased spares inventory as the airline advances its modernization plan for legacy jets.
Shankh Airlines plans a 2026 launch in India's Uttar Pradesh, while Saudi Arabia advances talks for Turkiye's Kaan fighter, signaling major global shifts.
Minister Nara Lokesh inaugurated Charlie Foxtrot Aviation Services in Delhi to address India's growing demand for world-class commercial pilot talent.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy met the Civil Aviation Minister to fast-track Mamnoor and Kothagudem airports, aiming to boost regional connectivity in India.
DIAL will launch airside transfers between T1 and T3; the move aims to streamline connections and boost international capacity at Delhi Airport.
Akasa Air inducted its 33rd Boeing 737 MAX 8-200, flown by an all-women crew to Bengaluru; this fleet addition supports India's rapid market growth.
IndiGo is suspending Copenhagen services and reducing Delhi-London/Manchester flights to restore operational reliability for its six Boeing 787-9 wide-body aircraft; geopolitical airspace restrictions and airport congestion are cited as primary causes.
India's Prime Minister renamed Adampur Airport and inaugurated a new, A320-capable terminal at Halwara (Ludhiana), significantly enhancing Punjab's air connectivity.
PM Modi inaugurated the new A320-capable Halwara Airport terminal and renamed Adampur Airport to Sri Guru Ravidas Ji Airport amid heightened security following a threat email.
Airbus secured an order for two ACH160s and India's first civil H175 at Wings India 2026, underscoring the country's growing corporate helicopter market.
Union Minister Ram Mohan Naidu inaugurated Wings India 2026 in Hyderabad, highlighting India's civil aviation manufacturing focus and Air India's first Boeing 787-9 delivery.
Boeing India President Salil Gupte expects "potentially more orders" for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner in India, citing robust demand and long-term market growth.
Adani Group and Embraer will establish a Final Assembly Line for commercial jets in India, boosting the nation's 'Make in India' aerospace efforts.
Asia's largest civil aviation event, Wings India 2026, begins in Hyderabad on January 28, spotlighting India's rapid growth as a global aviation hub.
India's government approved No Objection Certificates for Alhind Air and FlyExpress, intensifying competition for dominant carrier IndiGo, which holds a 65% market share.