Aviation Industry will hire hundreds and thousands of travels
professional. But, why? A startling report confirms that the aviation market
has become the 3rd largest in the world. Indian passengers are flying
frequently domestically, and hence the revenue has also instantly spiked to an
all time new high.
Here’s word-by-word extract of the report that has been
recently revealed:
“India's domestic air passenger traffic stood at 100 million in 2016 and
was behind only the US (719 million) and China (436 million), Sydney-based
aviation think-tank Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) said in its latest
report.”
How did
India achieve this spectacular feat?
India has knocked down Japan off the ranking board. With the
increased travel spends by Indian domestic passengers, Japan has moved down as
India climbs to the 3rd position. At the top of the chart is US, followed by
China. It is evident that Indian
aviation market has transformed into a giant mammoth.
At the time of commissioning of this report, Japan flew about
97 million domestic passengers. India gloriously broke all its previous record
by flying more passengers than Japan. What left analyst speechless is the
consistent growth reported by Indian aviation market. From 20% to 25% to 25.13%
between 2015 and until the first quarter of 2018, the business has been always
trending upwards.
Although India has achieved this milestone faster than the
predicted deadlines, it is yet have two cut-throat countries to beat to become
second to none. US is at the top with about 815 million passengers and China
ranks second with about 490 million passengers.
What does this mean for an aviation student?
At Skylark
Institute of Travel, the aspirants here learn the most cutting-edge cabin crew courses that
will make them future ready. By constantly reengineering the course, our
students become industry-ready professionals.
As an aviation student, the rewards of this career have never
been brighter. With 100% placement assistance and hand-held support by our
award-winning faculties, our students grow leaps and bounds in the world of
aviation.
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