HYDERABAD: The quickly rising Indian civil aviation market will want 2,840 new plane, 41,000 pilots and 47,000 technicians over the following 20 years, French aerospace large Airbus mentioned in its forecast on Thursday.
Remi Maillard, president and managing director, Airbus India and South Asia, mentioned “India is a drive that may energy world civil aviation over the following few many years.” He added that 2023 was a report yr for Airbus in India with 750 orders coming in and 75 deliveries being made to Indian carriers.
He additionally identified that not solely will India stay the quickest rising economic system on the earth with a 6.2% development price every year however will even be the quickest rising aviation market on the earth with an funding of practically $12 billion set to be poured into ramping up airport infrastructure, together with constructing new ones and revamping the present ones. India has set a goal to hit 200 airports by 2030 from the present 149.
Remi Maillard, president and managing director, Airbus India and South Asia, mentioned “India is a drive that may energy world civil aviation over the following few many years.” He added that 2023 was a report yr for Airbus in India with 750 orders coming in and 75 deliveries being made to Indian carriers.
He additionally identified that not solely will India stay the quickest rising economic system on the earth with a 6.2% development price every year however will even be the quickest rising aviation market on the earth with an funding of practically $12 billion set to be poured into ramping up airport infrastructure, together with constructing new ones and revamping the present ones. India has set a goal to hit 200 airports by 2030 from the present 149.
