Domestic scheduled airlines carried 7.76 million passengers in March, down from 11.596 million passengers from the year earlier period, data issued by the DGCA showed Domestic air passenger traffic declined by 33.06% year-on-year during March due to the lockdown initiated by the government to contain the covid-19 pandemic, data released by aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday showed.
Domestic scheduled airlines carried 7.76 million passengers in March, down from 11.596 million passengers from the year earlier period, data issued by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) showed. “The passenger load factor in the month of March 2020 has shown sharp decline due to suspension of air operations