New Delhi: India led the Asia Pacific region in posting the highest growth in air passenger traffic in May at 13.3 per cent, said a global body representing airports worldwide.
The growth in China in comparison stood at 8.3 per cent and South Korea at 8.1 per cent, said the Airports Council International in its latest study released this month.
It said the impressive growth showed by the Asian gaints has led a situation of “disparity” in the region if compared with passenger traffic growth of Japan and Australia.
Japan, for example, posted a more subdued figure of 2.8 per cent and Australia at 2.3 per cent.
19/08/18 PTI/Financial Express
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The growth in China in comparison stood at 8.3 per cent and South Korea at 8.1 per cent, said the Airports Council International in its latest study released this month.
It said the impressive growth showed by the Asian gaints has led a situation of “disparity” in the region if compared with passenger traffic growth of Japan and Australia.
Japan, for example, posted a more subdued figure of 2.8 per cent and Australia at 2.3 per cent.
19/08/18 PTI/Financial Express
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