India is growing by leaps and bounds in the Aviation Industry

India is positioned 9^th in the world in the civil aviation sector. The nation is currently reported to be a market of worth over 16 billion US dollars. It is predicted by global analysts that the industry, in the coming four years, is geared up to be the 3^rd largest aviation market. Also, by the year 2030 it will be the largest in across the world.

How has this become possible? The reason is air charter companiesin India is working relentlessly for this growth and offering comprehensive range of air cargo services in India from planning well designed itinerary to managing ground facilities and arranging comfortable stop overs and other added services.

Currently, most of the airlines operators schedule run both freight scheduled flights and passenger on both international and domestic routes. It won’t be wrong if it is said that the world is now focusing on the Indian aviation industry. The entire credit for this achievement directly goes to all stakeholders who are actively involved in this industrial segment, making great things happen.

Air Charter companies admit that they don't come across any problems that is faced by other general airlines companies. The reason is simple; they fly only when the entire charter is booked so they don’t have to wait for the payment before they fly to run. Since they don't have high payments structure and flight operating costs and they fly only after getting full payment for the flight, they are less prone to losses. In contrast to this, passenger flights have to fly to its destination even if a large number of seats are empty. This affects the operational cost of the flights giving poor returns.

The passenger traffic grew by 20% in Indian airspace and it reached 22.3 million numbers in the fourth quarter of 2016. It also indicated clear growth of vertical of freight transportation was 249,590 tonnes in June, 2015. In June, 2016, it was 299,990 tonnes.

The private aircrafts movement was 8% higher in the month June, 2016 in the all the airports of India as compared to June, 2015. The credit for the achievement goes to the providers of professional air charter services in India. They have been playing a significant role to improve the quality of service continuously.

Recently, the satellites of ISRO where transported by a New Delhi-based operator from Bangalore City to Cayenne in French Guiana. Additionally, the same company also transports tons of life-saving medicines and other relief materials whenever there are natural calamities or manmade disasters. This proves that India will definitely position itself as one of the significant players in the global aviation industry by the year 2030.