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Aviation Industry

Submitted by : Trupti Panchal(87)

student of F.Y. BBA



CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRY

Aviation industry fall into

category of consumer service.

India is one of the fastest

growing aviation markets in

the world.

The Airport Authority of India(AAI) manages a total of 127

airports in the country, which

include 13 international

airports, 7 custom airports, 80

domestic airports and 28 civil

enclaves.The genesis of civil aviation in

India goes back to December

1912 when the first domestic

air route between Karachi and

Delhi became operational.



According to Ministry of Civil Aviation, India will need 1,500 to 2,000

passenger planes in next 10 years. Over 135 aircrafts have already been

added in the last two years alone. By 2010, India's fleet strength will stand at

500-550. It is also estimated that the domestic market size will cross 60million and the international traffic will reach 20 million in the same period.

By 2020, Indian airports are estimated to handle 100 million passengers,

including 60 million domestic passengers. The amount of cargo handled will

fall in the range of 3.4 million tones per annum .

Airlines Current fleet Acquisition plans Investment in US

$billion)

Jet Airways 62 30 by 2012 2

Air Deccan 43 79 by 2010 2.7

Kingfisher 11 100 by 2012 4.5

Spice Jet 6 38 by 2010 1.9

GoAir 4 33 by 2008 2.4

AIRLINES: CURRENT FLEET AND ACQUISITION & INVESTMENT PLANS

(Ministry of Civil Aviation)



Classification of Indian Aviation Sector

The Indian aviation sector can be broadly divided into the

following main categories:

1. Scheduled air transport service

2. Non-scheduled air transport service

3. Air cargo service



Challenges for Aviation Industry

1. Employee Shortage

2. Regional Connectivity

3. Rising fuel prices

4. Gaps in infrastructure

5. High input costs



SWOT AnalysisStrength :1. Growing Tourism

2. Rising Income Levels

Weakness:

1. Under penetrated Market

2. Untapped Air Cargo Market

3. Infrastructural constraints

Opportunities:

1. Expecting investments

2. Expected Market Size

Threats:

1. Shortage of trained Pilots

2. Shortage of Airports

3. High prices



Reasons for Boom in Aviation Industry

1. Foreign equity allowed2. Low entry barriers

3. Attraction of foreign shores

4. Rising income levels and demographic profile

5. Untapped potential of India's tourism6. Glamour of the airlines



Scope

The Indian aviation industry has shown continued growth inrecent years with key drivers being positive economic factors

(including high GDP growth), industrial performance, corporate

profitability/expansion, higher disposable incomes and growth

in consumer spending as well as wider availability of low fares.

Current scenario:The current growth rate in domestic and international travel exceeds

25%, the highest in the world. In the period April-September 2006,

the total aircraft movements witnessed an increase of 29.6% year-

on-year to 494.92 thousand aircraft movements, as compared to

318.89 thousand during April-September 2005.



F uture scenario:

The aviation industry is expected to grow at a compounded annual

growth rate of 25% till 2010. Also, by 2010 Indian airports will be

handling between 90 and 100 million passengers per year, as against

the current 34 million passengers. It is expected that nearly 80% of this growth will be driven by the low cost carrier segment (LCC). By

2008, the LCCs would capture 65% of the direct on-line air ticket

market from 61% in 2005.



year International Domestic Total

No. in

millions

Percentag

e growth

No. in

millions

Percentag

e growth

No. in

millions

Percentag

e growth

1999-00 13.29 2.90% 25.74 6.90% 39.04 5.5%

2000-01 14 5.40% 28.01 8.80% 42.02 7.70%

2001-02 13.63 (-)2.7% 26.36 (-) 5.9% 39.98 (-)4.9%

2002-03 14.82 8.80% 28.9 9.60% 43.72 9.40%

2003-04 16.65 12.30% 32.04 10.09% 48.69 11.40%

2004-05 19.45 17.00% 40.1 25.00% 59.54 22.30%

2005-06 22.36 15.10% 50.98 27.90% 73.34 23.70%

Growth Prospects of Indian Aviation Sector



Top Players

Players in Indian aviation industry can be categorized in

three groups:

Public players

Private players

Start up players

There are three public players: Air India, Indian Airlines and Alliance Air. The private

players include Jet Airways, Air Sahara,Paramount airways, Go Air Airlines,

Kingfisher Airlines, Spice Jet, Air Deccan and many more. The start up players are

those which are planning to enter into the markets. Some of them are Omega Air,

Magic Air, Premier Star Air and MDLR Airlines



Careers

S.no. Course Eligibility Duration

1 Commercial pilot's

licence

10+2 (PCM) 24 months

2 Private pilot's licence 10th pass 6 to 9 months

3 Cabin crew/ In flight

services

10+2/ graduation 2 years

4 Diploma in aviation

management

10+2 6 months

5 Certificate cource in

aviation

10+2 3 months

6 Aircraft maintenanceengineering

10+2 with aggregateof 50% marks in PCM

3 years

7 Aeronautical

Engineering

10+2 with aggregate

of 50% marks in PCM

4years



Jobs in aviation industry

Aviation sector provides the following types of opportunities:

Commercial pilot Co-pilot

Air cargo pilot

Expat cabin crew

Air traffic controller

Cabin safety instructor

In-flight managers

In-flight base managers

Cabin services instructor

Cabin crew

Training instructor

Maintenance controllers

Licensed aircraft maintenance engineering

Quality control manager

Cargo officers

Guest service agent

Ground staff



Recent development in the aviation sector

Modernization of Airports

Policy On Merchant Airports

Growth in MRO Segment

Airport Security Policy

Augmentation Of F leet by Various

Airlines F oreign Equity Participation in Air

Transport Services

Boom in Indian Aviation Sector is Likely

to Generate More Jobs



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