Airports Authority of India reports domestic passenger and freight traffic rebounds

7th October, 2009

Airports Authority of India (AAI) reports a rise in total passenger numbers, cargo volumes and aircraft movements across India for Jul-2009 – providing reason for cautious optimism that the Indian market is heading for a recovery. [1265 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

Domestic passenger numbers steady with second consecutive monthly increase
Rise in aircraft movements driven by LCCs
AAI applies for bonds issue to support modernisation projects
AERA Act to be altered to commence full functions

This report contains the following charts and tables:

Airport Authority of India (AAI) domestic cargo and international cargo growth: Jul-2008 to Jul-2009
Airport Authority of India (AAI) domestic and international passenger numbers growth: Jul-2008 to Jul-2009
Airport Authority of India (AAI) domestic, international and total aircraft movements growth: Jul-2008 to Jun-2009
AAI completed airport projects
AAI works in progress
Functions of Airport Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA)

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