Why airfares are rising even as fewer Indians fly
Airlines are cutting flights faster than demand is falling, keeping planes more than 85% full and leaving passengers with fewer chances of cheaper fares.
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Airlines are cutting flights faster than demand is falling, keeping planes more than 85% full and leaving passengers with fewer chances of cheaper fares.
Domestic passenger traffic, meanwhile, has lost momentum. It grew just 0.64% year-on-year in January-July this year, its slowest pace in five years. In July, traffic fell about 5% from a year earlier…
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