AVIATION INDUSTRYPresented by:Prashant Tickoo.Rahul Ranjan.Karun Sharma.Rupali Mehndiraja.

Introduction

• First airline service started by Late mr JRD Tata.

• First commercial flight was made in 1911.• 9th largest market is Indian aviation industry.• 12 domestic and 60 international airlines

operating in India.• Private owners account for 75% domestic

market.

Regulatory Framework.

• MInistry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India.• Directorate General of Civil Aviation.• Airport Authority Of India.

Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India.

• Mr. Praful Patel, Civil Aviation Minister.• Responsible for formation of national policies

and programes.• Devising and implementing schemes.• Oversees airtraffic control and carriage of

passengers and cargo.

DGCA.

• Dr. Z.N.S is the director of DGCA.• Primarily dealing with safety issues.• Regulates air traffic control.• Responsible of enforcement of air regulations.

Airport Authority of India.

• Mr. V.P. Agarwal is the chairman.• Responsible for infrastructure and ground

facilities• Manages a total number of 125 airports.

Civil Aviation Policy.

• Increase FDI ceiling.• Liberalizing bilaterals, moving towards open

sky policy.• Promotion of regional airlines.• Lower prices to make aviation affordable.• Remove monopolies in respect to ATF.

Mission.

• To maintain competitive enviornment.• Ensure safety and security according to

international industries.• Promote safe, cost-efficient & orderly growth

eviornment.• Contribute to social and economic

development.

Strategic Objectives.

• Interests of users are of top priority.• To provide safe, reliable airtransport at

affordable prices.• Regulatory framework catering to changing

need and demands.• Encourage private participation.

Key Players.

• Kingfisher airlines.• Jet airways.• Air india.• Indigo Airlines.

Market Share.

1) Kingfisher Airlines 28%

2) Jet Airways 25%

3) Air India 16%

4) Indigo 14%

5) Spicejet 12%

6) Go air 3%

• Part of UB group owned by Mr. Vijay Mallya.• One and only 5-star airlines in India.• Offers First- Class services on domestic

itineraries too.• Has received 30 customer satisfaction awards.• Covers 64 cities with 484 departures.

• Currently headed By Mr. Naresh Goyal.• India's biggest private domestic player.• Has 62 aircrafts.• Covers 50 destinations with 340 departures.• Pacts with foreign airlines viz. lufthansa , gulf

air.

• First aviation service to be started before independence.

• Collaborated with Indian airlines on 1 march 2007.

• South-asia's largest provider.• Headed by Mr. A.K.D. Jadhav.

• Providing low-cost airline service.• Was facilitated as "Best low cost airline" by

APAI.• Covers 19 cities with 129 daily departures.• Has a fleet of airbus A320.

Growth.

• Second- biggest market in South-East Asia.• Grew at the CAGR of 18% & being valued at

US$ 5.6 billion.• Surge of about 30% in number of passengers• Increase in over 25% domestic airtraffic• Increase of over 15% international traffic.

Foreign Investment.

• 49% reservation for foreign companies.• 100% for Non- Resident Indians.• Increase of US$92 million during previous

year.• Various foreign players such as lufthansa, air

emirates etc. entering.

Future Plans.

• Investment of US$ 9 billion for modernising airports.

• US$ 110 million investment.• $80 million for Airport infrastructure.• $30 million for purchase of aircraft.