Why Every Airline Is Expanding Routes To India

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
  • since the start of 2022, several airlines especially north American ones, are expanding their routes to India. after the pandemic, airlines like Air Canada, American, united, and air India have all announced new routes connecting north America to major Indian cities.
    well, there are a few factors contributing to this expansion to India, but the major one is simply demand. as more and more people are getting accessibility, and affordability to air travel the number of passengers in Indian aviation is increasing every day. low-cost carriers and more airports in secondary cities have led to more people traveling through flights and have unlocked a new market for Indian aviation.
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Komentáře • 426

  • @reonsylvester719
    @reonsylvester719 Před rokem +205

    Happy to see even Eastern parts are expending as well. Eg: Bangalore - Sydney, Hyderabad - Melbourne, Hyderabad - Chicago etc

    • @mwm78
      @mwm78 Před rokem +6

      Hyderabad-Chicago did exist in the covid times I feel Air India should resume the route for the increasing travel demand to the US and Canada from Hyderabad once their new planes come….. and Hyderabad-Melbourne/ Sydney would be a great source of Income for Air India

    • @RajeshKumar-jr3mt
      @RajeshKumar-jr3mt Před rokem

      Have they started or planned Hyderabad-Australia direct flights ?? Is there any announcement ?🤔

    • @vivektulja4516
      @vivektulja4516 Před rokem

      Which ones of these routes (or parts) are "eastern"?

  • @leroyjenkins5679
    @leroyjenkins5679 Před rokem +650

    One of the key reasons for this is growing number of Expats outside India. The brain drain has finally paid off with better aviation market.

    • @LV-ei1ce
      @LV-ei1ce Před rokem +82

      It will never be paid off. Unfortunately we contribute billions of dollars worth of value abroad .:(

    • @AvijeetGupta
      @AvijeetGupta Před rokem +69

      We can't deny brain drain but India is soo massive that brain drain isn't affecting now but as GoI along with companies working to build infrastructure to consume those brains in India ....hope in 2-3 decades everything will be settle

    • @rudrakshsinghkatal5609
      @rudrakshsinghkatal5609 Před rokem +38

      Wrong, India's key driver of growth is the rapid expansion of domestic aviation

    • @SPEARHEADGLOBAL
      @SPEARHEADGLOBAL Před rokem +4

      What do u mean by brain drain has paid? Are u telling me that this growth is driven by just indian expats and has nothing to do with rapid growth of indian economy?
      I am living in US since last 5 years and my contribution in indian aviation is net 0!

    • @jaktatudu9433
      @jaktatudu9433 Před rokem +8

      Smell of jealous 🤣🤣

  • @UtkarshaMohan
    @UtkarshaMohan Před rokem +147

    Great informative video!
    Thanks for not using the stereotypical Indian music on a video about India.
    Some points that you missed,
    Even Indigo is looking into expanding routes into Europe with the A321 XLRs they've got on order.
    Air India recently announced to connect India non-stop to every major city in the world soon, with 470 planes ordered and options for 370 more (reportedly).

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +9

      thank you😂😂

    • @jamessteeper6617
      @jamessteeper6617 Před rokem +6

      Tunak tunak Tun
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      Da Da Da

    • @kicksomeup6998
      @kicksomeup6998 Před rokem

      @@jamessteeper6617 Thanks

    • @TheFiretiger20
      @TheFiretiger20 Před rokem

      using music with indian instruments is stereotype for you, so in weddings and movies you blast western music or indian music? I bet you will question if chinese music is used here. Stereotype your ass ,western music is not standard music for all. if you are ashamed of your culture why are watching video about india?

    • @rudraganesh
      @rudraganesh Před rokem +2

      @@jamessteeper6617that’s the offical song for Air Canada 😂

  • @vikramsingha2312
    @vikramsingha2312 Před rokem +480

    North American Airlines will be unprofitable as they are banned to fly over Russia on reciprocal basis…so they cannot use the shortest route to India through the North Pole. But the Indian airlines can since they can fly over Russia :)

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +132

      This is really a great opportunity for air india. And I guess they'll be announcing more routes to North America as soon as their new plane arrives, which may be next year.

    • @Shreyas2415
      @Shreyas2415 Před rokem +5

      @@Broadvay But do you think that the ban will prevail over russia that long ?

    • @ersandy4u
      @ersandy4u Před rokem

      Who wants to travel over war torned Russia and Ukraine? I won’t even of the ticket price js halved.

    • @AjayKumar-jc7wg
      @AjayKumar-jc7wg Před rokem

      @@Shreyas2415 till the war goes on, the ban will not go anywhere.

    • @semicron5159
      @semicron5159 Před rokem +17

      I have flown between the US and India many times on many airlines for over 30 years and not once did we cross Russia.

  • @Radioisodope15
    @Radioisodope15 Před rokem +8

    Air India will snatch this opportunity. It'll soon challenge the dominance of middle eastern carriers. Go Air India 🇮🇳

  • @MrDileepkoppu
    @MrDileepkoppu Před rokem +52

    Bombay and Mumbai in the same page. Bravo to the presentation team.

  • @zackcarl7861
    @zackcarl7861 Před rokem +187

    People in Indian , Singapore, and uae can now make seamless easy mobile payments in each country it's like a big single nation in Asia nowadays , and with extreme endpoint connectivity i think these countries will be more connected and act more in each other's intrest due to connected interests this , is the way to future a big ass federation like nation

    • @rahuls4863
      @rahuls4863 Před rokem +19

      Thanks, really good to see Singapore and Indians can now trade transparently and fast. Thanks to both the governments for trying out new things :)

    • @kushagraraghav381
      @kushagraraghav381 Před rokem +1

      *india

    • @train_xc
      @train_xc Před rokem +3

      As Indian living in Singapore, I wish we had a multi currency bank account.
      Right now my SG bank have multi currency account in SGD, USD, Euro, and Yen. I miss INR currency here

    • @kushi2653
      @kushi2653 Před rokem

      Which is available? PAYNOW, PayLah! or paylater?

    • @m0nz13
      @m0nz13 Před rokem +1

      @@train_xc if you have DBS banking, you can use INR with ease.

  • @rudraganesh
    @rudraganesh Před rokem +21

    A small hidden reason is the construction of airports in India. 74 airports till 2014 and 137 total in 2023 and growing.

    • @harishXO
      @harishXO Před rokem

      And where are those other 63 new airports constructing ??? Give me details … 4- 5 new airports I can also give details but 63 ..that’s a lie

    • @rudraganesh
      @rudraganesh Před rokem +2

      @@harishXO yeh bhi padh le. Madrasi hu proper research karke comment karta hu. Tiktok y’a whatsapp University se nahi.
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airports_in_India

    • @mahankalimohankrishnna1012
      @mahankalimohankrishnna1012 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@harishXOlol Google it

  • @VishnuKamath
    @VishnuKamath Před rokem +9

    Air India has a huge opportunity in NA and EU. I previously took Emirates but now since Tata took over I will fly Air India. Air India should rapidly start NA routes with 787

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +3

      Agreed👍

    • @WillPanzer
      @WillPanzer Před rokem +1

      We

    • @krishnanunnimadathil8142
      @krishnanunnimadathil8142 Před rokem +2

      I would not place all my hopes on Air India. Let the market be open to multiple carrier and may the best one win. I hope the winner will be an Indian carrier. I feel sorry that Kingfisher could not be there to take advantage.

  • @krishnanunnimadathil8142
    @krishnanunnimadathil8142 Před rokem +12

    The current sunrise for Indian aviation has been preceded by multiple failures including Kingfisher, Jet Airways etc. They saw early potential, but struck out too early. If they had stuck out for that bit longer, things would have turned around for them. This speaks to the importance of financing and liquidity during times of stress. A strong airline industry can only exist with the help of a deep and liquid financing market.

  • @pramodsrinivas1822
    @pramodsrinivas1822 Před rokem +33

    There is so much unused potential in the tourism sector in India. As the infrastructure is improved and tourism picks up, there will be a huge increase in domestic and international flights to these tourist destinations.

  • @alienkishorekumar
    @alienkishorekumar Před rokem +39

    Because there's increased demand directly to Indian cities.

  • @prasenjitdey4222
    @prasenjitdey4222 Před rokem +5

    Standing Ovations to "Indian Aviation"🙏
    The India in the Reckoning.👍👏

  • @parasjanpara
    @parasjanpara Před rokem +33

    Very true, India will be one of the biggest aviation hub in the world in next 10 years.
    I have told Hon. PM to target no of Airports to 500 by 2032 as Airports are quicker to build than an entire expressway and aviation is quickest mode of transportation.
    Bharat and Bhartiye need quickest mode to move throughout the world.

    • @dalmakhani22
      @dalmakhani22 Před rokem +2

      Sir aap kaun Hain? DGCA mein Hain Kya?

    • @train_xc
      @train_xc Před rokem +2

      Aviation hub? No. It is not located in the strategic location. The Middle East is.
      But India can become destination location if tourism, medical tourism, business and technology is improved.

    • @xx_xx8684
      @xx_xx8684 Před rokem +1

      ​@@train_xcit's gonna improve dude

    • @train_xc
      @train_xc Před rokem +1

      @@xx_xx8684 yeah, it would be like that of US for sure, but not hubs, unlike that of Middle East

    • @amirtak9886
      @amirtak9886 Před rokem

      @@train_xc I think India should make an airport in western India closer to Pakistan as that is closer to the middle east and will provide air India a strategic location for global travel.

  • @Olive_Chap
    @Olive_Chap Před rokem +20

    I hope this massive order of Air India will be huge boon for its market share & passengers at large

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +2

      Well, that's the prediction. They also seem to be working on new seats and interiors for future planes.

  • @Broadvay
    @Broadvay  Před rokem +94

    New video on India's 500 plane order is out now: czcams.com/video/MCeOzxS3IGY/video.html

    • @quickstudy3102
      @quickstudy3102 Před rokem

      Yo foreigner only talk about india when your country beniffited it from india. And when india not condemed Russia West is West hats of to you you hypocrat

    • @Article39A
      @Article39A Před rokem +1

      One problem i like to share with u guys,why western news media,
      influencers and youtubers choose dirty picture for their clickbaiti when they make india related videos i have seen thousands of videos like this,just asking

    • @Amit_R_Tudu
      @Amit_R_Tudu Před rokem +1

      Yes. The Tata group(the one that owns Air India) has placed huge orders to boeing .

    • @herobuyo692
      @herobuyo692 Před rokem

      @@Article39A Obviously that's a strategy to defame a country

  • @subhasvlogs5117
    @subhasvlogs5117 Před rokem +98

    Did someone notice Kolkata is marked as BOM not CCU.

    • @SuperAbhi234
      @SuperAbhi234 Před rokem +4

      Yup!

    • @pawan1913
      @pawan1913 Před rokem +2

      Bom is bom

    • @subhasvlogs5117
      @subhasvlogs5117 Před rokem +1

      @@pawan1913 And CCU is also BOM!

    • @subhasvlogs5117
      @subhasvlogs5117 Před rokem +9

      ​@@pawan1913 watch 0:39. The destination is Kolkata but it is marked as BOM mistakenly. I know BOM is for Mumbai but when did Kolkata become BOM?☠️

    • @subhasvlogs5117
      @subhasvlogs5117 Před rokem +1

      ​@@pawan1913 Also if it made more sense to pick BOM for nearest route, why didn't they pick BOM for BLR as well. Also I didn't know BOM was nearest to Bangkok than Kolkata 🤣

  • @iceberg789
    @iceberg789 Před rokem +18

    meanwhile railway ministry has started to look for ways to make people ditch the plane and catch the train.

    • @Yajna007
      @Yajna007 Před rokem +2

      Aśhwini Vaiṣhṇav

    • @unknownanimist2200
      @unknownanimist2200 Před rokem +4

      Meanwhile Air India has placed orders for new planes

    • @purushottam_paramdharma
      @purushottam_paramdharma Před rokem +17

      Healthy competition amongst indian ministries based on their work is the happiest thing that can happen to us

    • @itsmegauravx
      @itsmegauravx Před rokem +4

      And nitin gadkari will make sure that people will use roads for travel.
      Delhi dehradun flights will be completely shut down once the delhi dehradun expressway start in march 2024.

    • @asallknow
      @asallknow Před rokem

      Apna population to pata hi hoga😊

  • @MrCMVikram
    @MrCMVikram Před rokem +8

    Hope all this will lead to better rates and better services. I am tied into Air India, but the quality of service of Air India has deteriorated so bad that I am wondering if I could keep my loyalty any more. Hope Tata will bring in new planes and improve the service.

  • @keshavtomar3541
    @keshavtomar3541 Před rokem +86

    Few days back Air india signed Aggrement for biggest deal of 470 aircrafts improving the much needed connectivity
    Edit: 500 aircrafts - out of which they will acquire 470 and will take 30 more on lease.

    • @StySiddhi
      @StySiddhi Před rokem +14

      Deal is worth US$ 100 BILLION and for 540 aircrafts if options for 70 aircrafts are included !

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +32

      Yeah, it is also the biggest airplane order in history

    • @mukulgupta418
      @mukulgupta418 Před rokem +7

      500 order by IndiGo

    • @xingxanghanji6583
      @xingxanghanji6583 Před rokem +2

      @@mukulgupta418 biggest in terms of number of aircrafts but the one with Air India contains much bigger and sphisticated aircrafts that the a320neo and family

    • @HIMANSHURISHUSINGH
      @HIMANSHURISHUSINGH Před rokem +6

      Deal amount is >>> then GDP of 100 countries

  • @goutamraoshab3777
    @goutamraoshab3777 Před rokem +31

    Make video on Air India huge order
    Also united airlines Chicago - Delhi route also suspended for summer season
    14 Feb air india start Mumbai JFK route and from 18 feb Delhi - vienna route

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +8

      next video on it for sure

    • @StySiddhi
      @StySiddhi Před rokem +2

      Also flies again to Copenhagen (CPH) and Milano - Malpensa (MXP).

  • @arnavpundale9676
    @arnavpundale9676 Před rokem +4

    I am a Indian and I didn't know about this

  • @_Vancelvany_
    @_Vancelvany_ Před rokem +4

    For Canada's case, Indian immigrants have drastically increased and now composes majority of Asian ethnic influx in the last 5 years year over year(students & skilled).
    The need for service & demand is there now.
    It also makes sense as India is an untapped market with such a large population.

  • @ILuminateInsights
    @ILuminateInsights Před rokem +6

    Also now Air India 🇮🇳 had a big deal with Airbus and boing.
    They ordered nearly 500 aircrafts !

  • @pronabmisra3175
    @pronabmisra3175 Před rokem +4

    In my opinion,at least 10 crores people have ablity to move, because of their financial ability, to a distance around 3000km radius from India. In any sense, this number is too big that any airlines can't ignore

  • @train_xc
    @train_xc Před rokem +14

    I think SFO-BLR would be a very profitable route

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +2

      Yes it is for sure profitable, as it is the only direct connection to the US from blr. Also, the two cities have lots of business travellers as well

    • @train_xc
      @train_xc Před rokem

      @@Broadvay yeah, another is BOM-JFK

  • @StySiddhi
    @StySiddhi Před rokem +18

    Just discovered your channel and subscribed. 858th subscriber !
    My main interests among others, if of any use for you : aviation, air and sea transport, India as a country and civilization, world economics and politics...

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +4

      well, thanks for subscribing. we'll continue to make these type of videos.

  • @robinsonrex1280
    @robinsonrex1280 Před rokem +4

    Someone needs to leverage on this positive development and explore options to expand the MRO industry in India. Indian airports can be the hub for aviation MROs activities, there are good money to be made in that sector.

  • @NeilMacedo
    @NeilMacedo Před rokem +33

    Wonderful video 😊

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +6

      Thank you, means a lot.

    • @NeilMacedo
      @NeilMacedo Před rokem +1

      @@Broadvay you’re welcome ☺️

  • @wellbeing6198
    @wellbeing6198 Před rokem +1

    If India improves its infrastructure like china, things will be drastically different

  • @tvm73827
    @tvm73827 Před rokem +61

    Good video, very informative. There are few grammatical errors. Also Boeing 777 is referred to a triple-7 or just 7-7-7. Not as seven hundred and seventy seven!

    • @alkureshi
      @alkureshi Před rokem +1

      It’s probably an AI voiceover.

    • @tvm73827
      @tvm73827 Před rokem

      @@alkureshi Wow! Sounded quite human! Thanks for pointing out, I'm from a different age than you obviously 😊

    • @Asoka-great
      @Asoka-great Před rokem

      @@alkureshi no it’s not.

  • @rayhanshakib1841
    @rayhanshakib1841 Před rokem +5

    The south Asia is the hub of future for the airline,,, like Bangladesh India one of the best route for the airlines... Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️

    • @orkkojit
      @orkkojit Před rokem +2

      Eastern India and Bangladesh region is ignored. Kolkata, Dhaka, Guwahati, Bhubaneswar etc no where near the kind of volumes Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad etc are experiencing.

    • @rayhanshakib1841
      @rayhanshakib1841 Před rokem

      @@orkkojit bro... any idea about Dhaka shylet chottogram cox's Bazar route ?😆😆😆

    • @orkkojit
      @orkkojit Před rokem +1

      @@rayhanshakib1841 Maybe US Bangla airlines will add capacity

    • @Indian_Rajput
      @Indian_Rajput Před rokem +1

      India has massive population Bangladesh has even less population than our states.

    • @DarkKnight-db1dy
      @DarkKnight-db1dy Před rokem +2

      Don't say South Asia, just say India and Bangladesh, otherwise 'some' other countries are also taking credit inspite of contributing nothing

  • @mpinto79
    @mpinto79 Před rokem +5

    Your comment that using Airlines is expensive for majority of population is correct when you consider we have a population of 1.2B people , but we also have a strong middle class population which is approx. 400 million that can use it , put it into context its almost 60% of Europe's population so thats a very vast market which will only grow in the coming years

  • @Article39A
    @Article39A Před rokem +4

    India is going to buy 470 planes worth of approx 100bn$ from both boeing and airbus ,1500 more in span of next 10 years

  • @g8672
    @g8672 Před rokem +5

    I loved the stock footage

  • @sanatanihindu3089
    @sanatanihindu3089 Před rokem +2

    The deal is finalized and signed total cost is around 100Billion $

  • @Rocean
    @Rocean Před rokem +22

    Great data & presentation, good job 👍🏻

  • @lovemsoni1844
    @lovemsoni1844 Před rokem +8

    SO Modi govt is building (from 70 operational to 140) so many aiports so i think this can be a driving factor

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +1

      yeah, it is surely contributing to the current growth in domestic sector

  • @jayj227
    @jayj227 Před rokem +5

    The fact that Air India just ordered more than 800 new airlines from Boeing and AirBus, says something

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +5

      It says a lot actually, it is certainly the biggest order by an airline in history.

    • @arkaprabhamanna3355
      @arkaprabhamanna3355 Před rokem

      It was just a fleet majorly possessed by the B787, till the date. Haven't been any upgrade for a long time.

    • @Ishantyagiofficial
      @Ishantyagiofficial Před rokem +1

      @@arkaprabhamanna3355 since 2006 they haven't purchased new aircrafts

  • @anshulpanwar2829
    @anshulpanwar2829 Před rokem +3

    Very soon India will be point of contact for West and East.. 🇮🇳

  • @pranavtambe8871
    @pranavtambe8871 Před rokem +1

    There are few routes to united states from india you can get many options from Delhi like non stop flights to Chicago New York san Francisco and from mumbai only 2 routes and from bengaluru only 1 routes. Even united and American back to india

  • @funnymakerboy4199
    @funnymakerboy4199 Před rokem +10

    Big boom 🤯🤯 in air industry of India

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +3

      Yeah, for sure one of the biggest growth in Indian aviation's history.

  • @MahendraVidyarthi
    @MahendraVidyarthi Před rokem +5

    That’s business as usual, when some markets grows, opportunities grows

  • @UNAPOLOGETIC2012_
    @UNAPOLOGETIC2012_ Před rokem +8

    There are airlines flying A380 to India too !!

  • @UNAPOLOGETIC2012_
    @UNAPOLOGETIC2012_ Před rokem +70

    India's sky on FR24 is scary, it's really crowded, good luck for the ATC!

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +29

      I've seen indian airspace on FR24, and compared to past years, it is crazy now and about to get even more.

    • @ZoroX1
      @ZoroX1 Před rokem +26

      Same like our Indian roads. its chaotic and we love it... thats y we love india.. chaotic

    • @saladmancer8151
      @saladmancer8151 Před rokem +9

      @@Broadvay Maybe the video was before the announcement but Air India has ordered 470 planes and plans to order more in the future.
      This will create 1 million jobs in the west.
      Even SpiceJet has announced something similar.

    • @rajibchakroborthy4181
      @rajibchakroborthy4181 Před rokem +4

      More will come airlines various types order will 2200aircraft

    • @shamiksengupta3905
      @shamiksengupta3905 Před rokem +6

      Not as scary as western europe yet, but it will get there soon

  • @Ashwantpakhrin
    @Ashwantpakhrin Před rokem +28

    Bangalore!!! That’s were the future is..

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +14

      yeah, Bangalore has also seen the fastest growth in flights after the pandemic.

    • @anandsuralkar2947
      @anandsuralkar2947 Před rokem

      Actually thanks to full day travel for. Anywhere in India to bangaluru.
      Idk why but it's freaking impossible to reach bangaluru by rail Or road.

    • @ivanblyatkovich2966
      @ivanblyatkovich2966 Před rokem

      No. It will be delhi. Wtf are you talking about

    • @thebestevertherewas
      @thebestevertherewas Před rokem

      @@ivanblyatkovich2966 Banglore is the IT capital of India !

    • @Ashwantpakhrin
      @Ashwantpakhrin Před rokem

      @@ivanblyatkovich2966 Bangalore is the big daddy!! It's where the growth and future is..

  • @MayankPrasad111
    @MayankPrasad111 Před rokem +4

    Train ticket and flight ticket are almost similar, it's matter of time saving now.

  • @mausenpai215
    @mausenpai215 Před rokem +3

    Just like 20yrs ago only rich could afford travel by plane.
    But now it's very common. Growing middle class is the reason for this.

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem

      you could say that, but also competition plays a huge role as well

  • @1mbhatta
    @1mbhatta Před rokem +4

    AIR INDIA just bought 470 planes from Boeing and from Airbus.

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem

      yup, next video coming on that

  • @gotislay
    @gotislay Před rokem +1

    I remember here the only indian flight between san francisco and mumbai by air india in 2003 and it was eulogized in lot of indian movies then.

  • @lavatr8322
    @lavatr8322 Před rokem +2

    Partly because we have huge population, and majority people do travel everywhere
    also we indians are literally everywhere around earth.
    Excluding North Korea (or idk may be we have settled there too...)

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +2

      Yeah it's true, indians are everywhere 😂.

  • @hemanthreddyvintha
    @hemanthreddyvintha Před rokem +16

    State of Andhra Pradesh don’t have international direct flights from our state .
    If we want to travel abroad then we have to go to
    1.HYD (Hyderabad )
    2.BLR(Bangalore )
    3.MAA ( Chennai)
    If someone start operating flights from Andhra Pradesh will change their revenue.
    Krishna and Guntur district has majority of people settled in USA
    As i know more on these districts

    • @prashanthb6521
      @prashanthb6521 Před rokem +12

      Dude, First decide where your capital is.

    • @hemanthreddyvintha
      @hemanthreddyvintha Před rokem +1

      @@prashanthb6521 Iam from Mangalagiri constituency which is from Amaravati

    • @hemanthreddyvintha
      @hemanthreddyvintha Před rokem

      @@prashanthb6521 we should not dishonour our state before everyone . Who ever might be Chief minister but Iam from Andhra Pradesh.
      I love my State and Language and History.
      What ever might be the Capital or Capitals ,it will be inside Andhra Pradesh boundaries only.

    • @Sathish_12
      @Sathish_12 Před rokem

      people of Tamil Nadu prefer Bangalore over Chennai too😷

    • @utkarshtiwari5584
      @utkarshtiwari5584 Před rokem +1

      @@prashanthb6521 Bro, don't ne harsh.. That's not under his control.. It's politicians who are having continuous change of mind...

  • @RhynoxAura
    @RhynoxAura Před rokem +3

    Air India just bought 500 planes from boeing and air bus

  • @sagnikdebsarkar169
    @sagnikdebsarkar169 Před rokem +1

    Indigo has ordered 500 airplanes, hope you will cover this as well

  • @sambathvenkatesan618
    @sambathvenkatesan618 Před rokem +1

    We are a ton of people wanting to travel all over the world and we have very limited options when it comes to flights to US, Europe, Australia, NZ, parts of africa etc.. Middle east and South East Asia are the only places well connected. Therefore, we need a lot of airlines opening up their routes to Indian airports and providing excellent service as well... Govt. of India, please don't screw it up with your bureaucracy.

  • @artifyeofficial
    @artifyeofficial Před rokem +1

    We love you new Jeans!

  • @Kiaoranz
    @Kiaoranz Před rokem +1

    Thanks for explaining this concept.

  • @ex-muslimraj8652
    @ex-muslimraj8652 Před rokem +5

    Yes!! Thank you! Finally someone! India is in the Indian subcontinent! Not "South Asia"!! South of Asia is in Tibet!

  • @akshitdadhwal
    @akshitdadhwal Před rokem +3

    Actually all of this has to do with indian government subsidies on aviation under udaan scheme

  • @shubhampatil.6861
    @shubhampatil.6861 Před rokem +1

    Air india just brought 470 airplanes in the worlds biggest ever aviation purchase

  • @kirik-mj1mh
    @kirik-mj1mh Před rokem +3

    Name :India"........and u got good views tooo .. :) so make more content on "India" yo will reach million subscribers

  • @oxygen759
    @oxygen759 Před rokem +2

    The main reason is more indians are going outside to work now .

  • @rahuls4863
    @rahuls4863 Před rokem +3

    One major reason is the PM. Present PM, Mr. Modi has activated multiple measures to enable regular middle class people to travel. More travel, more businesses, more jobs -> again leading to more travel. Some people used to stop people from travelling etc. fearing people empowerment would make them intelligent. But Mr. Modi is just really good. He wants people to grow, country to grown - and along with India other countries to partner and benefit from Indian growth. His fasrsightedness and actions have translated to all the routes. (For eg. he asked domestic airlines to mandatory fly to 3rd tier town routes, at least 3x a week).

  • @anirbandey303
    @anirbandey303 Před rokem +3

    Probably due to so many people leaving India for work and studies.

  • @dexplorer847
    @dexplorer847 Před rokem +1

    Need Bangalore like cities in four corners of India.

  • @PraveshOnYT
    @PraveshOnYT Před rokem +1

    Fun fact:
    Total no of Airports in India
    1947 to 2014 : 74
    2014 to 2023 : 74

  • @hmmer3471
    @hmmer3471 Před rokem +6

    Wow blr pronounced correctly

  • @Article39A
    @Article39A Před rokem +4

    One question i like to ask with u guys,why western news media,
    influencers and youtubers choose dirty picture for their clickbaiti when they make india related videos i have seen thousands of videos like this,just asking

  • @BrilliantInvesting-jh4mb

    Because India is a big market for them

  • @galaxy1234
    @galaxy1234 Před rokem +1

    Good to see this video does not have stereotypical music.

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +1

      Yeah I hate that too😂

  • @milkmanpk
    @milkmanpk Před rokem

    our country is like that

  • @parthasarathi9345
    @parthasarathi9345 Před rokem

    It's high time to change the logo of Air India. Making it a unique one.

  • @biswajeetsingh4994
    @biswajeetsingh4994 Před rokem

    Am I the one witnessing some of the best airlines/aircraft spotting from this video.

  • @revaddict
    @revaddict Před rokem +2

    Half of the demand is from the Indian diaspora itself.. There are over 6 million NRI's in North America alone..

  • @BlackholeJET369
    @BlackholeJET369 Před rokem +1

    Informative video 👌

  • @natarajanramjeedass6194
    @natarajanramjeedass6194 Před rokem +1

    Beautiful video wooow thank you

  • @Wog68
    @Wog68 Před rokem

    Air India need to reform quality of flight, airplane maintenance and delivery services such as food services, ground services and partnership with domestic careers to offer connecting flight seamlessly (you won’t pay again for domestic connection if air India flight is delayed, cancelled or delay in border control & customs.

  • @joypeter2471
    @joypeter2471 Před rokem

    Because INDIA is the largest populated country

  • @siddhu122koya
    @siddhu122koya Před rokem +1

    Subscribed 😊

  • @parimal7528
    @parimal7528 Před rokem

    India is going to become $32tn economy by 2047 & also has world's highest aviation market which needs over 3000 aircrafts within this decade itself.

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem +1

      Yup, India will need a lot of planes

  • @chan625
    @chan625 Před rokem

    Bengaluru isn't necessarily a new airport but just added a new terminal

  • @akbarjalaluddin3451
    @akbarjalaluddin3451 Před rokem

    Future focus city Vijayawada Andhra Pradesh. Hidden under Hyderabad, this city has bright future

  • @rupeeting
    @rupeeting Před rokem +8

    It is defintely a historic time for the airline industry, but it doesn't look like a good pick as a solid investment choice for retailers! We've discussed this at length on our channel, coupled with some shocking facts about the airlines in India ✈

    • @udomshukul3383
      @udomshukul3383 Před rokem

      Hi, Any interesting investment options in India ??

    • @rupeeting
      @rupeeting Před rokem

      @@udomshukul3383 In the airline space, we've taken a "wait and watch" stance, but in other sectors, check out our podcast episodes to see what we're positive on!

  • @gautamkumar007
    @gautamkumar007 Před rokem +1

    Till now...1.4B
    Here Indians r best 😂 in productivity

  • @mojojojo1211
    @mojojojo1211 Před rokem +2

    I thought this a news channel, it only has 1k subs, and putting out videos like it has a million subs

    • @Broadvay
      @Broadvay  Před rokem

      Well, thank you very much.

  • @-isotope_k
    @-isotope_k Před rokem

    Really good explanation

  • @Apurvanotfound
    @Apurvanotfound Před rokem +1

    When brain drain helps transcontinental air travel, it's a bell for a disaster waiting to come up.

  • @ggs511
    @ggs511 Před rokem +1

    Don’t forget many of them are trying to compete with the ME3

  • @Princemalav04
    @Princemalav04 Před rokem

    Good topic

  • @CHRISMARTIN-bs8yn
    @CHRISMARTIN-bs8yn Před rokem +19

    Chennai Airport is missed completely 🤷🏻‍♂️

    • @prashanthb6521
      @prashanthb6521 Před rokem +2

      From BLR to Chennai take train.

    • @Thegurram9
      @Thegurram9 Před rokem

      Because it’s shit

    • @PoliticalMatter
      @PoliticalMatter Před rokem +3

      What about Hyderabad which has bigger capacity than Chennai? Wrt air traffic flow?

    • @CHRISMARTIN-bs8yn
      @CHRISMARTIN-bs8yn Před rokem

      @@PoliticalMatter agreed 👍🏻

    • @reonsylvester719
      @reonsylvester719 Před rokem

      @@PoliticalMatter i guess Hyderabad - Syndney and Melbourne and Hyderabad - Chicago is thrte now. Hopefully more long distance flights in the future.n

  • @merajfaiz
    @merajfaiz Před rokem

    The simple reason is that there were far too few direct flights to India! All they are doing is catching up with demand.

  • @sunkat2337
    @sunkat2337 Před rokem

    And yet it's still so expensive to travel to India.

  • @varjunind1
    @varjunind1 Před rokem +2

    2-4 Million first gen immigrants in the US, families of these immigrants will also travel. Lot of travel expected. Same thing with cannada and UAE. There are too many indian immigrants. Thanks for saying bengaluru

  • @unknown_leaf
    @unknown_leaf Před rokem

    atc be like: i am not paid enough for this

  • @emmanuelraj...
    @emmanuelraj... Před rokem +1

    But the prices are skyrocketing

  • @kausikgupta6846
    @kausikgupta6846 Před rokem

    We should support INDIAN CARRIERS to support India like CHINESE, JAPANESE or KOREAN 🇮🇳🚩

  • @chitranjanpatel5425
    @chitranjanpatel5425 Před rokem

    If air india want big share of big market have to improve food on air india international flight

  • @akashbhat7777
    @akashbhat7777 Před rokem +1

    Skip to 2:00 for the reason

  • @zhangqian516
    @zhangqian516 Před rokem +1

    Why did the title say Every Airlines?

  • @vijaysharanski9546
    @vijaysharanski9546 Před rokem

    Wonderful