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    T HE INDI AN A Viation INDUSTRY

    :Presented ByAkash Aggarwal

    Abishek

    Faraz Shahid Shivam Rawat

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    H istorical R eview

    1920: Beginning of the aviation sectorin India.

    1929: JRD Tata, recipient of the ICAO

    Edward Warner Award in 1986,launches the first private airline inIndia

    1948: Air India International Limited,formed as joint venture with theGovernment of India holding 49%equity.

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    N ATIONALIZATION O F AIRLINES

    1953: Parliament enacts the AirCorporation Act, 1953 creatingtwo independent airlines;

    Air India International Ltd theinternational carrier.

    Indian Airlines Ltd a largely domesticcarrier;

    Private airlines not allowed to function inthe domestic sector.

    Registered foreign international airlinespermitted to enter India.

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    I DIA L BERALIZES H RE ONOMY 1991: Liberalization of the

    aviation sector.

    The Air Corporation Act, 1953repealed paving the way for theopening up of the domestic sectorand the disinvestment of the twopublic sector airlines.

    New privately owned domesticairlines start functioning.

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    THE MAJORPLAYERS

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    AIR INDIA

    S ta te o w n e dd o m e stic A irlin e

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    INDIANAIRLINES

    ,A irlin e s Lim ite d o n 7 D e ce m b e r,2 0 0 5 th e a irlin e w a s re b ra n d e d

    a s Indianor

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    INDIAN

    AIRLINES In February 2007, the Government

    of India approved plans to merge

    Indian Airlines with Air India. Indian Airlines carries a total of over

    7.5 million passengers annually.

    Indian Airlines is presently fullyowned by the Government ofIndia and has total staff strengthof around 18562 employees

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    INDIAN AIRLINESNETWORK

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:KingfisherAirlinesLogo.gif
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    KINGFISHER AIRLINES

    ervices started in May 05

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    KINGFISHER AIRLINES

    nitially operates only onomestic routes .

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    KINGFISHER AIRLINES

    wned by United Beverages Groupnder the leadership of Vijay

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    KINGFISHER AIRLINES

    ,arring such an amendment first internationallights planned to start in 2010

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    :OLIGOPOLY RULE THE INDIANAViation INDUSTRY

    There is Restriction on the Entry due to

    the Heavy Traffic on the Limitednumber Airports in India.

    11 international 94 civil and

    47 civil enclaves at defence airfields.

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    ONLY A FEW PLAYERS

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    INTERDEPENDENCE OFFIRMS

    In India Aviation Firms areInterdependent a- -Airports areshared.

    -Flights were clubbed inRecession.

    -Have to compete with other

    modes of Transport. -

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    CARTEL IN INDIAN AVIATION

    The code-sharing agreementbetween Jet Airways and Kingfisher,the countrys largest private

    carriersThe Competition Commission of

    India, has begun an investigation

    into the agreement to check ifthere is a possible cartel- likebehaviour.

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