International Airlines Training Expo 2011 Indore
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International Airline Training Expo (IATE 2011)
As per various International studies, the present Indian Aviation Sector projection is a very optimistic as follows:
Current Passenger & Cargo Traffic Coupling Future Prediction
Air passenger and Cargo movements both in the domestic and International circuits signaling an encouraging surpass of the figures of past years, the existing trend soars up with high hopes as to future enhanced movements and demands.
It is clean estimation that the Indian domestic passenger traffic shall touch approximately 80,000,00 by January 2011 as against earlier-year 60,000,00. Added to this will be the prop in International passenger traffic to touch 38,000,00 superseding last year’s 35,000,00.
Plans of the Airlines at Meeting the Current & Future Demands-
Leading private Carrier - Paramount Airlines is going in for increasing its daily operations to around 120 flights to net a 67% growth by 2011 end. Likewise, Kingfisher Airlines owning an extensive network with a share of 21% in this air traffic sector, besides competing admirably with British Airways coursing through two London routes with an added competition with Cathay Pacific on two Hong Kong routes, is bidding to add five A350s by 2014 furthering its existing strength of five Airbus 380s.
Spicejet acquiring five new aircraft this year is also to retain its hiring agency as in addition. SIMILAR ARE THE PLANS OF THE OTHER LOW-COST CARRIERS as IndiGo and Go Air. Perked by these, 12-15 new entrant aircraft by 2011-end should emerge still more to fortify these low cost carriers.
Towards Required and Sophisticated Infrastructure
India’s Auto major MAHINDRA & MAHINDRA - (M&M), has entered the AEROSPACE business picking up 75.1 percent stake each in two Australian Aerospace firms for 39 million with a plan for making aircraft and allied components to service the global market including the Indian Defence requirements.
BOEING, on its side, has advanced with a joint venture with Air India calendaring the construction of a $100 million aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) Centre in Nagpur. Prior to the commencement of this construction, the second quarter of 2011 will find Boeing delivering the first Dreamliner to Air India.
JET AIRWAYS, the largest Private Airlines Operator, on an approval in principle as accorded by its Board to secure 26 per cent stake in Hyderabad-based MAS GMR Aerospace Engineering Company Limited’ is forging ahead seeking the required statutory and regulatory Approvals and clearances. This venture covers its participation in airframe maintenance, repair and overhaul activities on a 10-year agreement executed by Jet Airways.
