Indian aviation industry can easily support at least one more international hub apart from Mumbai and Delhi, Air India CEO, Campbell Wilson said on Wednesday. The airline executive noted that the airline sector in the country was growing at a rapid pace and could support more hubs.
Speaking at an industry event in Gurugram, Wilson said, “India can be home to at least three hubs and plenty of point-to-point services,” reported Bloomberg. He added that the Indian market remained one of the unique ones as ‘there aren’t many other markets like India in the world. Northern India has a good east to west flow, while southern India can offer an Asia to Africa or Australia-Europe flow.’
Notably, Air India last year inked one of the largest-ever aircraft purchasing deal in aviation history when it placed an order for 470 aircraft from Airbus SE and Boeing Co. The aviation sector in India has the potential to become one of the world’s largest travel markets with…
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