
Delhi Airport's Passenger Traffic Rises to 38.5 Million in First Half of FY27
What Happened?
Delhi Airport saw a 5% increase in passenger traffic, reaching 38.5 million in the first half of FY27, compared to 36.7 million in the same period last year. Domestic traffic rose to 28.1 million, while international traffic reached 10.4 million.
Key points
- Passenger traffic at Delhi Airport increased to 38.5 million in the first half of FY27.
- Domestic traffic accounted for 28.1 million passengers, while international traffic was 10.4 million.
- Air Traffic Movements rose by 6.9% to 233,331 during the same period.
- The airport recorded its highest-ever H1 total passenger traffic this fiscal year.
- In FY26, total passenger traffic was 78.7 million.
- Delhi Airport has an annual capacity of 106 million passengers across three terminals.
Key insights
- The growth in passenger traffic could lead to increased revenue for airlines operating at Delhi Airport.
- Higher traffic volumes may prompt further investments in airport infrastructure.
- The rise in international travelers could enhance connectivity and tourism in India.
Why it matters
The increase in passenger traffic indicates a recovery in air travel demand post-pandemic.
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Source
Business Standard


