India’s air passenger traffic falls 6.5% in September as higher fares hit demand

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India’s air passenger traffic falls 6.5% in September as higher fares hit demand | Mint

Domestic airlines carried 11.82 million passengers in September, the steepest year-on-year decline since the pandemic, as seasonal weakness and rising fuel costs added to pressure from higher fares.

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India’s air passenger traffic falls 6.5% in September as higher fares hit demand | Mint

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Indian Carriers Face Extended Slump In Overseas Traffic As Passenger Numbers Lag Behind 2025 Figures For Eight Consecutive Months

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Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet Seek Govt Relief As West Asia Conflict Pushes ATF Costs Higher