New Delhi: In July, 61 per cent more domestic passengers travelled across the country than in June, or 50.07 lakh domestic passengers. The number was 31.13 lakh in June. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) informed that 21.15 lakh people and 57.25 lakh people travelled by air during April-May.

IndiGo carried 29.32 lakh, or 58.6 per cent, passengers in July and 4.56 lakh people travelled through SpiceJet, which is 9.1 per cent of the market. 6.7 lakh passengers from Air India, 3.42 lakh passengers from Go First (formerly Go Air), 4.07 lakh passengers from Vistara and 1.65 lakh domestic passengers from Air Asia India. The Aviation Ministry has increased the minimum and maximum fares of airlines by 12.5 per cent this week. With this, the government has given the green signal to 7.5 per cent more domestic flights, which has now increased its capacity to 72.5 per cent.

Let us inform you that since July 5, domestic flights are flying with 65 per cent capacity due to Corona. At the same time, due to Corona, only 50 per cent capacity was allowed to fly from June 1 to July 5. After the increased prices, the minimum one-way fare between Delhi and Mumbai has increased from Rs 4,700 to Rs 5,287. So at the same time, the maximum fare has reached Rs 13,000 to 14,625. This is the fourth such increase by the government within a year after the increase in vehicle fuel prices.

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