HYDERABAD: Indian airways Jet Airways , SpiceJet Ltd and AirAsia India are planning so as to add new jets to their fleets as they look to increase on the earth's fastest-growing aviation marketplace, the carriers said on Thursday.
Domestic Indian passenger visitors larger via 17.nine in step with cent in January from a 12 months earlier, marking the 41st consecutive month of double-digit growth, the International Air Transport Association said in a per thirty days replace launched on Thursday.
Civil aviation secretary Rajiv Nayan Choubey said so long as oil costs remained below $80 in step with barrel, he expected the Indian aviation marketplace to develop at a compound annual growth price of 15 in step with cent for the next 20 years or so.
"We are committed to ensure that new airports are built, better air space management services are provided, so that there is no congestion in the skies," Choubey said at the Wings India airshow.
Indian airways are scrambling so as to add extra jets to meet call for for extra domestic and international flights, making it one of the crucial targeted sales markets for jet manufacturers Airbus SE and Boeing Co.
"The growth of the domestic Indian (aviation) market is the highest in the world," Boeing senior vice-president Asia Pacific and India Sales Dinesh Keskar said. "Every segment of traffic in and out of India is going to grow for the next 20 years."
Boeing said in July it expected Indian airways to order up to 2,100 new plane worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest-ever forecast for Asia's third-largest financial system.
Jet Airways hopes to close a deal to buy another 75 slender frame jets via the tip of March, its CEO Vinay Dube informed newshounds on the sidelines of the airshow.
The airline closing 12 months finalised a deal to buy a separate 75 Boeing 737 MAX plane and said it was once in "serious talks" for 75 extra.
Dube said it would finalise the maintain one of the vital aircraft manufacturers, alluding to Boeing or Airbus.
AirAsia India is taking a look to increase its fleet to 60 jets from the current 14 over the next 5 years, a spokeswoman said. The airline's father or mother, AirAsia Bhd, said in January it was once bearing in mind an IPO of the Indian arm.
Indian cheap service SpiceJet said in July it had signed a provisional deal to buy 40 Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets.
Domestic Indian passenger visitors larger via 17.nine in step with cent in January from a 12 months earlier, marking the 41st consecutive month of double-digit growth, the International Air Transport Association said in a per thirty days replace launched on Thursday.
Civil aviation secretary Rajiv Nayan Choubey said so long as oil costs remained below $80 in step with barrel, he expected the Indian aviation marketplace to develop at a compound annual growth price of 15 in step with cent for the next 20 years or so.
"We are committed to ensure that new airports are built, better air space management services are provided, so that there is no congestion in the skies," Choubey said at the Wings India airshow.
Indian airways are scrambling so as to add extra jets to meet call for for extra domestic and international flights, making it one of the crucial targeted sales markets for jet manufacturers Airbus SE and Boeing Co.
"The growth of the domestic Indian (aviation) market is the highest in the world," Boeing senior vice-president Asia Pacific and India Sales Dinesh Keskar said. "Every segment of traffic in and out of India is going to grow for the next 20 years."
Boeing said in July it expected Indian airways to order up to 2,100 new plane worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest-ever forecast for Asia's third-largest financial system.
Jet Airways hopes to close a deal to buy another 75 slender frame jets via the tip of March, its CEO Vinay Dube informed newshounds on the sidelines of the airshow.
The airline closing 12 months finalised a deal to buy a separate 75 Boeing 737 MAX plane and said it was once in "serious talks" for 75 extra.
Dube said it would finalise the maintain one of the vital aircraft manufacturers, alluding to Boeing or Airbus.
AirAsia India is taking a look to increase its fleet to 60 jets from the current 14 over the next 5 years, a spokeswoman said. The airline's father or mother, AirAsia Bhd, said in January it was once bearing in mind an IPO of the Indian arm.
Indian cheap service SpiceJet said in July it had signed a provisional deal to buy 40 Boeing 737 MAX 10 jets.
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