New Delhi: Domestic air passenger traffic increased 4.81 percent in May, the civil aviation ministry said Tuesday.
According to the data furnished by the ministry, domestic traffic in May stood at 57.10 lakh from 54.48 lakh passengers ferried during the corresponding month of last year, signifying an upswing in the civil aviation sector.
The passenger traffic had decreased 0.27 percent in April and stood at 50.77 lakh from 50.91 lakh.
The overall passengers carried by domestic airlines during January-May 2013 was marginally up 0.74 percent at 259.98 lakh from 258.08 lakh passenger ferried during the corresponding period of last year.
18/06/13 IANS/New Indian Express
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
According to the data furnished by the ministry, domestic traffic in May stood at 57.10 lakh from 54.48 lakh passengers ferried during the corresponding month of last year, signifying an upswing in the civil aviation sector.
The passenger traffic had decreased 0.27 percent in April and stood at 50.77 lakh from 50.91 lakh.
The overall passengers carried by domestic airlines during January-May 2013 was marginally up 0.74 percent at 259.98 lakh from 258.08 lakh passenger ferried during the corresponding period of last year.
18/06/13 IANS/New Indian Express
