Indigo Airlines
INDIGO
IndiGo is a private, carrier based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. The airline started operations in August 2006 and currently holds the largest market share with 24.9 per cent in India. Ranking 11th among the 25 biggest low-cost airlines in the survey done by the CAPA (Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation) Indigo emerged as one of the largest low-cost airlines. Its capacity increased 34.6 per cent ; IndiGo and Indonesia's Lion Air's capacity growth is the second highest among all low-cost carriers , only second to Spane’sVueling Airlines , which added 40 per cent capacity last year.
IndiGo was the largest carrier in the domestic market in Jul-2012
IndiGo has increased weekly capacity by over 30% in the past 12 months, while Jet Airways has been moderating its domestic capacity growth over the last few years with capacity growth coming largely from changes in aircraft configuration related to the transfer of services to its low-cost subsidiary Jet Konnect.
IndiGo monthly passenger traffic: Jan-2006 to Jul-2012
Jul-2012 load factors data shows that in addition to transporting the largest number of passengers in the month, IndiGo, as usual, reported the strongest load factor at 75.5%, although this was down significantly from 86.5% in Jun-2012, reflecting seasonal trends as the peak summer season ends and the domestic market enters its lean season. No airline reported month-on-month load factor gains in Jul-2012, while IndiGo and Air India were the only two airlines which reported marginal increases in load factors in Jun-2012. The sharpest decline, as expected, was seen at Kingfisher, reporting load factors of only 53% despite operating a quarter of the number of aircraft it did a year earlier.
Indian carriers seat factor: Jul-2012
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IndiGo is a private, carrier based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. The airline started operations in August 2006 and currently holds the largest market share with 24.9 per cent in India. Ranking 11th among the 25 biggest low-cost airlines in the survey done by the CAPA (Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation) Indigo emerged as one of the largest low-cost airlines. Its capacity increased 34.6 per cent ; IndiGo and Indonesia's Lion Air's capacity growth is the second highest among all low-cost carriers , only second to Spane’sVueling Airlines , which added 40 per cent capacity last year.
IndiGo was the largest carrier in the domestic market in Jul-2012
IndiGo has increased weekly capacity by over 30% in the past 12 months, while Jet Airways has been moderating its domestic capacity growth over the last few years with capacity growth coming largely from changes in aircraft configuration related to the transfer of services to its low-cost subsidiary Jet Konnect.
IndiGo monthly passenger traffic: Jan-2006 to Jul-2012
Jul-2012 load factors data shows that in addition to transporting the largest number of passengers in the month, IndiGo, as usual, reported the strongest load factor at 75.5%, although this was down significantly from 86.5% in Jun-2012, reflecting seasonal trends as the peak summer season ends and the domestic market enters its lean season. No airline reported month-on-month load factor gains in Jul-2012, while IndiGo and Air India were the only two airlines which reported marginal increases in load factors in Jun-2012. The sharpest decline, as expected, was seen at Kingfisher, reporting load factors of only 53% despite operating a quarter of the number of aircraft it did a year earlier.
Indian carriers seat factor: Jul-2012
Brand mantra * cleverly put name india+go * The three pillars * Offer fares that are always low * flights that are on time * courteous, hassle-free travel experience * gelled up with the