Articles Tagged ‘IndiGo’
Latest route launches
Vistara begins Frankfurt, Air Senegal takes off to Milan, Frontier launches St Thomas from Orlando, and more.
IndiGo launches Delhi to Leh, the fifth carrier in the market
IndiGo began Delhi to Leh on 22 February, with the carrier having 50 domestic destinations from Delhi this year.
Air India Express: only carrier on 38% of international routes; competition growing
Air India Express focuses on the Gulf and South India. We look at its route network and competition and how its network overlap with its parent is changing.
AirAsia India passes 10 million seats as troubles continue; every route competes directly with IndiGo
As AirAsia India’s two owners are both reportedly keen to sell their shares, we look at the carrier’s network, airport, and competition development.
Bangalore – Shanghai key unserved; RDC’s Apex shows low breakeven for IndiGo & China Eastern
With 39,000 existing passengers and a decent average fare, we look at the breakeven performance of one LCC and one FSC on Bangalore – Shanghai using RDC’s Apex tool.
Qatar Airways’ Doha hub analysed; three waves & 471 movements today
We analyse Qatar Airways’ Doha hub by its wave structure and destinations as the carrier approaches 50 million seats – which it should exceed this year.
IndiGo launches Aizawl route from Guwahati
IndiGo adds Aizawl services from Guwahati on 29 February.
IndiGo now #1 at India’s top-10 airports with average 41% share
Jet Airways’ end meant IndiGo became #1 at Mumbai. IndiGo has avg. 41% share of seats at India’s top-10 airports vs. 14% for #2. Bangalore has the biggest difference between #1 and #2 with a 14.4m seat gap.
India passed 250 million seats in 2019; LCCs now 80% domestically
IndiGo has a 47% domestic share, 3x more than #2, SpiceJet. Air India is now #1 internationally from Jet Airways’ end – but IndiGo’s close behind.
Vistara adds Mumbai to Colombo flights; total capacity up 78% in W19
Vistara launches six times weekly services between Mumbai and Colombo on 25 November; we see how the India – Sri Lanka market has evolved.
Saudi Arabia – India bilateral increases 78% to 50,000 weekly seats
Weekly seats from India – Saudi Arabia increase 78% to 50,000. 5.3 million passengers were carried in the last year, but only 37% were non-stop. Many opportunities remain.
IndiGo places mammoth 300 aircraft order
Some of the highlights in this week’s Network Planning Community Newsletter include IndiGo’s mammoth 300 aircraft order, South African Airways’ first A350 and rumours of larger aircraft for Virgin Connect.