Expect high competitive intensity between IndiGo and Air India group from 2024


 Expect high competitive intensity between IndiGo and Air India group from 2024: CAPA India  

The firm also expects the growth of Akasa Air and the potential revival of SpiceJet to add to the competitive dynamics in the domestic market. ADVERTISING 

With India now having a stable airline system led by IndiGo and the Air India group, the competitive intensity between the two airline groups is set to rise and usher in a new era in the Indian aviation market from 2024,
 
 according to aviation consultancy firm CAPA India  

The firm also expects the growth of Akasa Air and the potential revival of SpiceJet to add to the competitive dynamics in the domestic market.


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