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Civil aviation in India, the world's fastest growing domestic air traffic market (6.9%) and third-largest civil aviation market in 2024 behind USA (18%) and China (16.7%), contributes nearly US$ 54 billion in circular economy and nearly US$6 billion in direct economy to the GDP of India with nearly 370,000 direct and 7.7 million indirect jobs created. In the 2024 fiscal year, India had 376 million air passengers, including 306 million domestic passengers, and the largest airline by international passenger traffic was Air India with 23.6% of total international passenger traffic in and out of India, followed by Indigo (17.6 %) and Emirates (8.3%). Low-cost carriers (LCC) dominate the Indian market with 71% scheduled seats dominated by IndiGo (54%), Air India (12%), and Air India Express (8.6%). Due to the expansion of LCCs, the inflation-adjusted domestic fares have fallen 21% and international fares by 38% since 2011, while commercial aircraft fleet has more than doubled in last 10 years with 860 aircraft in service with order book of another 739 over next five years, with 7.3 years average aircraft age compared to the 14.8 years global average. India’s aviation market continues to evolve at remarkable speed, with a dynamic mix of domestic resilience and international expansion. As of July 2025, the market features 85 airlines and 117 airports, reflecting the country’s pivotal role in connecting millions of passengers both domestically and globally.
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