Mumbai: Indian domestic aviation sector's growth was strongest in the world in February this year at 14.8% over the same period last year, according to the data by International Air Transport Association (IATA).
IATA, the trade association for global airlines, represents some 250 carriers, or 84% of total air traffic.
In comparison, the domestic traffic in Brazil grew 9.2%, China 8.4%, Australia 3.4%, Japan 3.6%, Russia 1.3% and the US 3.5%.
Commenting on the massive growth, IATA, in a statement said, "India's domestic growth soared because the market began to improve in later part of 2014, partly owing to market stimulation and that has continued in the year 2015."
03/04/15 Daily News & Analysis
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IATA, the trade association for global airlines, represents some 250 carriers, or 84% of total air traffic.
In comparison, the domestic traffic in Brazil grew 9.2%, China 8.4%, Australia 3.4%, Japan 3.6%, Russia 1.3% and the US 3.5%.
Commenting on the massive growth, IATA, in a statement said, "India's domestic growth soared because the market began to improve in later part of 2014, partly owing to market stimulation and that has continued in the year 2015."
03/04/15 Daily News & Analysis
