Unlocking Airport Profits: New Strategies for India’s Aviation Boom

Indian airports could significantly boost their profitability by focusing on non-aeronautical revenues, according to aviation consultancy firm CAPA India. With growing air traffic and fleet expansions, especially in PPP-operated airports, there's a substantial opportunity to adopt new pricing strategies and reflect demand on airport resources.

Indian airports could witness substantial profitability gains by focusing on non-aeronautical revenues, according to aviation consultancy firm CAPA India.

India, currently the third-largest domestic civil aviation market, is seeing a rise in air traffic, with airlines expanding their fleets and increasing routes, creating more opportunities for airports.

The consultancy, in a recent webinar, highlighted that airports operated on Public Private Partnership (PPP) modes, such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Cochin, generate a significant portion of non-aero revenues but still have much potential to maximize.

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