Indian airlines to operate 5% more flights this winter
Capacity reduction by SpiceJet and ongoing supply chain challenges delaying delivery of new aircrafts are the main reasons why airlines are struggling to add capacity, say experts.
According to the winter schedule released by civil aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), airlines have planned 25007 flights per week in the domestic sector, an increase of 5.37% over scheduled flights last winter, and a 3% increase over the ongoing summer schedule. The winter season runs from the last Sunday of October which is the 27th, to the Saturday before the last Sunday of March.
SpiceJet, which recently raised Rs 3,000 crore through a share sale process giving it a lifeline amidst a financial crisis, will reduce its capacity by a sharp 38% as compared to last winter.
Air India Express will see the highest capacity addition among all airlines in the winter schedule, with a 46% year-on-year increase in weekly domestic flights.
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