<p>The aviation sector in India is on a robust rebound -- passenger and air traffic movement-wise. Playing its part in this economically upbeat scenario for the aviation sector, the Mangaluru International Airport has chalked a steady upward trend on these critical parameters -- both for their domestic and international travel needs.</p>.<p>The airport, handling 17,94,054 passengers during the financial year 2022-23, has registered a 76% growth over the previous fiscal. The airport handled 10,16,559 passengers during 2021-22. Out of the 17.94-lakh passengers handled, 12.08-lakh passengers were domestic, and the remaining 5.86-lakh passengers were overseas travellers, primarily to various Middle East destinations.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/mangaluru/budding-entrepreneur-from-mangaluru-meets-tragic-end-in-thailand-1208838.html" target="_blank">Budding entrepreneur from Mangaluru meets tragic end in Thailand</a></strong></p>.<p>Likewise, the airport that handled 14,475 air traffic movements during the financial year 2022-23, recorded a 42% growth. These include 10,060 domestic movements, 4,150 international movements and 265 general aviation (GA) or chartered flight movements.</p>.<p>During 2021-22, the airport handled 10,212 ATMs (air traffic movements), including 7,792 domestic, 2122 international and the rest GA. The airport also recorded a 7% growth in passenger traffic in March 2023 vis-à-vis February.</p>.<p>The airport handled 1,43,788 passengers including 98,191 domestic travellers as against 1,34,583 passengers in February.</p>.<p>The growth is heartening given that March is usually considered a lean month in the aviation sector. The ATMs too increased by 7% during March in comparison to February.</p>.<p>The airport has engaged with the airlines -- market leaders and the new entrants -- to operate additional flights on high-demand routes Mumbai and Bengaluru domestically and additional flights on the established routes internationally.</p>
<p>The aviation sector in India is on a robust rebound -- passenger and air traffic movement-wise. Playing its part in this economically upbeat scenario for the aviation sector, the Mangaluru International Airport has chalked a steady upward trend on these critical parameters -- both for their domestic and international travel needs.</p>.<p>The airport, handling 17,94,054 passengers during the financial year 2022-23, has registered a 76% growth over the previous fiscal. The airport handled 10,16,559 passengers during 2021-22. Out of the 17.94-lakh passengers handled, 12.08-lakh passengers were domestic, and the remaining 5.86-lakh passengers were overseas travellers, primarily to various Middle East destinations.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/mangaluru/budding-entrepreneur-from-mangaluru-meets-tragic-end-in-thailand-1208838.html" target="_blank">Budding entrepreneur from Mangaluru meets tragic end in Thailand</a></strong></p>.<p>Likewise, the airport that handled 14,475 air traffic movements during the financial year 2022-23, recorded a 42% growth. These include 10,060 domestic movements, 4,150 international movements and 265 general aviation (GA) or chartered flight movements.</p>.<p>During 2021-22, the airport handled 10,212 ATMs (air traffic movements), including 7,792 domestic, 2122 international and the rest GA. The airport also recorded a 7% growth in passenger traffic in March 2023 vis-à-vis February.</p>.<p>The airport handled 1,43,788 passengers including 98,191 domestic travellers as against 1,34,583 passengers in February.</p>.<p>The growth is heartening given that March is usually considered a lean month in the aviation sector. The ATMs too increased by 7% during March in comparison to February.</p>.<p>The airport has engaged with the airlines -- market leaders and the new entrants -- to operate additional flights on high-demand routes Mumbai and Bengaluru domestically and additional flights on the established routes internationally.</p>
