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India's domestic traffic reached 85.7 per cent of the level of 2019 -- pre-Covid year -- in 2022 even as the recovery in air travel continued in December last year

India's domestic air travel now at 85% of pre-COVID level

India's domestic traffic reached 85.7 per cent of the level of 2019 -- pre-Covid year -- in 2022 even as the recovery in air travel continued in December last year

India's domestic traffic reached 85.7 per cent of the level of 2019 -- pre-Covid year -- in 2022 even as the recovery in air travel continued in December last year, global aviation body IATA said on Monday.
Total traffic in 2022 (measured in revenue passenger kilometers or RPKs) rose 64.4 per cent compared to 2021, International Air Transport Association (IATA) said.
It also said that globally, full year 2022 traffic was at 68.5 per cent of pre-pandemic (2019) levels while December 2022 total traffic rose 39.7 per cent compared to December 2021 and reached 76.9 per cent of the December 2019 level.
The recovery in air travel continued in December 2022 and for the full year. India's full year domestic traffic rose 48.8 per cent versus 2021, reaching 85.7 per cent of the 2019 level, it stated.
International traffic, globally, in 2022 climbed 152.7 per cent versus 2021 and reached 62.2 per cent of 2019 levels. December 2022 international traffic climbed 80.2 per cent over December 2021, reaching 75.1 per cent of the level in December 2019.
According to IATA, domestic traffic for 2022 rose 10.9 per cent compared to the preceding year. The year 2022 domestic traffic was at 79.6 per cent of the full year 2019 level. December 2022 domestic traffic was up 2.6 per cent over the year ago period and was at 79.9 per cent of December 2019 traffic.

Ministry of Civil Aviation on Wednesday lifted caps on domestic airfare stating that the order will be effective from August 31.
The order has been notified after a review of the COVID-19 situation which imposed the limits on airfare in 2020.

Domestic airfare caps to be lifted from August 31

The order has been notified after a review of the COVID-19 situation which imposed the limits on airfare in 2020

The order has been notified after a review of the COVID-19 situation which imposed the limits on airfare in 2020

The cap on domestic airfare will be removed from August 31, almost 27 months after it was imposed due to Covid-19.&nbsp;
"The decision to remove air fare caps has been taken after careful analysis of daily demand and prices of air turbine fuel (ATF). Stabilisation has set in and we are certain that the sector is poised for growth in domestic traffic in the near future," <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/scindia-holds-meeting-safety-issues-and-concerns-taken-up-with-dgca-1658121423881">Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia</a> said on Twitter.
ATF prices have been coming down during the last few weeks after jumping to record levels, primarily due to the Russia-Ukraine war that began on February 24.
On August 1, the price of ATF in Delhi was Rs 1.21 lakh per kilo-litre, which was around 14 per cent lower than last month.
The ministry had imposed lower and upper limits on domestic airfares based on flight durations when services were resumed on May 25, 2020 after a two-month lockdown due to the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus">COVID-19 pandemic</a>.
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For example, airlines currently cannot charge a passenger less than Rs 2,900 (excluding <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/gaming-and-gambling-same-gst-council-likely-to-slap-28-tax-reports-1656296267507">GST</a>) and more than Rs 8,800 (excluding GST) for domestic flights of less than 40 minutes.
The lower caps were there to protect the financially weaker airlines and the upper caps to protect passengers from high fares.
On Wednesday, the Civil Aviation Ministry stated in an order: "After review of the current status of scheduled domestic operations viz-a-viz passenger demand for air travel...it has been decided to remove the fare bands notified from time to time regarding the airfares with effect from August 31, 2022." The airlines and airport operators must, however, ensure that the guidelines to contain the spread of COVID-19 are strictly adhered to and COVID-appropriate behaviour is strictly enforced by them during travel, it added.
Vistara CEO Vinod Kannan had on June 19 said that he would be happy if the lower and upper limits on airfares were increased but the best solution would be for the airlines to have absolute freedom on airfares.&nbsp;

Airlines can operate domestic flights without any capacity restriction from October 18 onwards, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced on Tuesday keeping in mind the 'passenger demand for air travel'.&nbsp; The carriers have been operating 85% of their pre-Covid&nbsp;domestic services since September 18, according to the ministry's order.
The capacity cap stood at 72.5% between August 12 and September 18, 65% between July 5 and August 12 and 50% between June 1 and July 5.
On October 9, the Indian carriers operated 2,340 domestic flights, which is 71.5% of their total pre-Covid capacity.
The order noted that the decision was taken 'after a review of the current status of scheduled domestic operations viz-a-viz passenger demand for air travel'.

Govt allows domestic flights to operate at full capacity from October 18

No capacity restriction for domestic flights from October 18; fare caps & meal ban to stay for now

Airlines get nod to operate at full capacity

Govt: domestic flights can operate at full capacity from October 18
Govt: decision taken keeping in mind passenger demand
Flights are currently allowed to function at 85% of their capacity

&nbsp;The carriers have been operating 85% of their pre-Covid&nbsp;domestic services since September 18, according to the ministry's order.

Airlines can operate domestic flights without any capacity restriction from October 18 onwards, the Ministry of Civil Aviation announced on Tuesday keeping in mind the 'passenger demand for air travel'.&nbsp; The carriers have been operating 85% of their pre-Covid&nbsp;domestic services since September 18, according to the ministry's order.
The capacity cap stood at 72.5% between August 12 and September 18, 65% between July 5 and August 12 and 50% between June 1 and July 5.
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On October 9, the Indian carriers operated 2,340 domestic flights, which is 71.5% of their total pre-Covid capacity.
The order noted that the decision was taken 'after a review of the current status of scheduled domestic operations viz-a-viz passenger demand for air travel'.

The ministry of civil aviation increased the capacity of domestic flights to 65% from 50% on Monday. The ministry has increased the passenger capacity from July 5 which will be applicable up to July 31 or until further orders, whichever is earlier.Domestic aviation operations will however&nbsp;continue with all Covid Protocols in place.&nbsp;

Government increases domestic flight capacity to 65% from 50%

Domestic aviation operations will however&nbsp;continue with all Covid Protocols in place.&nbsp;

Domestic aviation operations will however&nbsp;continue with all Covid Protocols in place.&nbsp;

The ministry of civil aviation increased the capacity of domestic flights to 65% from 50% on Monday. The ministry has increased the passenger capacity from July 5 which will be applicable up to July 31 or until further orders, whichever is earlier. Domestic aviation operations will however&nbsp;continue with all Covid Protocols in place.&nbsp;

The government is considering a mechanism to do away with the requirement of an RT-PCR report to ease domestic travel for those who have taken both doses of the vaccine.
Civil aviation minister, Hardeep Singh Puri said that the discussion on the issue is underway among representatives of different ministries and other stakeholders.
He however added that &lsquo;health is a state subject, and to ask passengers for a negative RT-PCR is solely the right of that particular state&rsquo;.
A number of states, particularly the ones having higher caseload, require fliers to carry negative RT-PCR reports.

Easing domestic travel: Centre mulls doing away with RT-PCR report for those fully vaccinated

Domestic travel to be eased for vaccinated people as Centre mulls doing away with RT-PCR

The government is considering a mechanism to do away with the requirement of an RT-PCR report to ease domestic travel for those who have taken both doses of the vaccine.
Civil aviation minister, Hardeep Singh Puri said that the discussion on the issue is underway among representatives of different ministries and other stakeholders.
He however added that &lsquo;health is a state subject, and to ask passengers for a negative RT-PCR is solely the right of that particular state&rsquo;.
A number of states, particularly the ones having higher caseload, require fliers to carry negative RT-PCR reports.

Government on Monday said due to the prevailing Covid-19 situation in the country, domestic flight operations will be restricted to 80 per cent capacity. The Aviation Ministry in its statement also that the fare cap on domestic flights will continue until May 31. The ministry had implemented a cap on domestic airfare to protect flyers from surge pricing. On March 19, the central government had announced that all domestic airlines will have to limit their capacity to 80 per cent of the pre-Covid capacity because the number of air passengers has declined due to the restrictions.
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Govt extends fare caps on domestic flights, operations to continue at 80% capacity

Government extends fare cap in domestic flights&nbsp;
Cap to protect flyers from surge pricing
Operations to continue at 80% capacity&nbsp;
Cap on airline capacity till the end of next month

The government on Monday said due to the prevailing Covid-19 situation in the country, domestic flight operations will be restricted to 80 per cent capacity. The Aviation Ministry in its statement also that the fare cap on domestic flights will continue until May 31. The ministry had implemented a cap on domestic airfare to protect flyers from surge pricing. On March 19, the central government had announced that all domestic airlines will have to limit their capacity to 80 per cent of the pre-Covid capacity because the number of air passengers has declined due to the restrictions.
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