Flying high: Indian airlines are expected to post profits in December quarter. End of turbulence?
Synopsis
A jump in passenger traffic and higher ticket fares are expected to help Indian airlines register a robust growth in profits for the December quarter. While the combination of these factors bode well for the struggling industry, it also raises an important question. Is aviation finally emerging out of a prolonged crisis?
Surat-based banker Sonal Modi was all excited about her upcoming trip on New Year’s Eve to central Turkey’s “fairytale land” Cappadocia, known for its remarkable rock formations, ancient caves, and hot-balloon rides. It was short-lived.As she was about to book the tickets for the trip, Modi noticed that the airfare had soared beyond her budget, thanks to the Russia-Ukraine war. The ticket cost for the family of three had shot up from INR3.5 lakh
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