Aviation Sector Presentation

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AVIATION SECTOR

PRESENTED BY-ABHISHEK PRATAP SINGH

ROLL NO.- 03


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Growth rate of Indian aviation industry is 18% perannum.

The Aviation Industry in India is the most rapidlygrowing aviation sector of the world.

Out of the 454 airports and airstrips in India, 16 are

designated international airports.

Currently 97 airports are owned and operated by theAirports Authority of India (AAI).


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Indian carriers currently have a fleet size of 310aircrafts.

India's civil aviation passenger growth, presently at20 per cent, is one of the highest in the world.


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The history of civil aviation in India started with itsfirst commercial flight on February 18, 1911.

The first domestic air route between Karachi andDelhi was opened in December 1912.

After three years the regular airmail service openedbetween Karachi and Madras by the first Indianairline, Tata Sons Ltd.


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The Government of India together with Air India setup a joint sector company, Air India International, in

early 1948.


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Scheduled air transport service:Which includes domestic and internationalairlines.

Non-scheduled air transport service:Which includes charter operators and air taxioperators.

Air cargo service:Which includes air transportation of cargo

and mail.


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Public players


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Private players


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Start up playersOmega Air

Magic AirPremier Star AirMDLR Airlines


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The growth in the Indian economy has increased theGross Domestic Product above 8%.

With the growth in the economy and stability of thecountry, India has become one of the preferred

locations for the trade and commerce activities

RBI announced that foreign institutional investorsmight have shareholdings more than the limited

49% in the domestic sector.


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Aviation Industry in India holds around 69% of thetotal share of the airlines traffic in the region of

South Asia.


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Strengths

Growing tourism Rising share of low cost carriers

Rising income level

Weakness

High operational cost for airlines High security threats Infrastructural constraints Untapped Air Cargo Market


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Opportunities

The opening up of new international routes India anticipates doubling of passenger traffic over

the next decade. Economic Growth Growth in Tourism

Threats

Government Regulations Shortage of Pilots and maintenance engineers. Security and safety Other means of transportation


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India's Civil Aviation Ministry aims at 500operational airports in the next 12 years, as per areport by Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA).

The government aims to attract private investmentin aviation infrastructure.

By 2020, Indian airports are expected to handlemore than 100 million passengers including 60million domestic passengers and around 3.4 milliontones of cargo per annum.


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Over the next five years, AAI has planned a massiveinvestment of US$ 3.07 billion

- 43 per cent of which will be for the three metro

airports in Kolkata, Chennai and Trivandrum- Rest will be for non metro airports


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