Domestic one‑way fares rise 37%‑68% on major Indian routes in September‑November
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- Domestic one‑way fares between September 1 and November 10 increased between 37% and 68% on four major routes, with the highest rise of 68% on the Delhi‑Hyderabad corridor, 51% on Mumbai‑Kolkata, 39% on Delhi‑Goa and 37% on Mumbai‑Bengaluru, while the number of scheduled domestic flights for the October‑December quarter fell 5% and seat capacity slipped 1.2% from a year earlier.
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