Airline connectivity to regional areas is expected to drive growth over the forecast period. With a rise in airline connectivity to tier 2 and tier 3 cities, the number of passengers from these areas is expected to witness exponential growth.
Over the forecast period, airlines in India is set to witness intense competition with the expected entry of Akasa Air from August 2022, and the resumption in operations of Jet Airways from September 2022. Additionally, regional players such as FlyBig and IndiaOne Air have been expanding their coverage by adding newer routes, adding further competition.
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