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IndiGo took the No. 1 spot in on-time performance (OTP) in November, after seven months. It dislodged Air India, which was second.
IndiGo carried more passengers on a sequential basis, while its market share fell to 55.7 per cent (from 56.7 per cent in October). Overall air traffic grew 2.3 per cent sequentially to over 11.6 million in November. In October, airlines had flown 11.4 million passengers. “Despite challenges, the team at IndiGo has devised and executed its plan to ensure consistency and operational efficiency,” said Wolfgang Prock-Schauer, president and chief operating officer, IndiGo.
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