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Winter Schedule 2025 of Schedule Domestic Airlines

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Newdelhi:24/10/25; Winter Schedule 2025 (WS25) (effective from 26th October 2025 till 28th March 2026) of the scheduled domestic airlines has been finalized after the slot conference meeting held in September 2025. The final slot clearances have been received from the respective airport operators.

It has been observed that there are 26,495 departures per week, which have been finalized to/from 126 airports as per WS2,5, compared to 25,610 departures per week from 129 airports in Summer Schedule 2025 (SS25)

Out of these 126 airports, Amravati, Hissar, Purnia, and Rupsi are the new airports proposed by the scheduled airlines in the W, S25, whereas operations from Aligarh, Moradabad, Chitrakoot, Bhavnagar, Ludhiana, Pakyong, and Shravasti airports were suspended in the WS25.

Airlines-wise break-up of departures per week is as follows:-

Airline Departures per week WS25
Alliance Air 520
Air India 4,277
AI Express 3,171
Indigo 15,014
SpiceJet 1,568
Star Air 538
Fly Big 58
India One 126
Akasa Air 1,027
Fly91 196
Total 26,495

Comparative growth in the number of departures in WS25 vis-à-vis SS25 is computed and is placed below:

Airline Departures per week WS25 Departures per week SS25 WS25 Vs SS25 Growth (%)
Alliance Air 520 520 0.00
Air India 4,277 4,310 -0.77
AI Express 3,171 3,375 -6.04
Indigo 15,014 14,158 6.05
SpiceJet 1568 1,240 26.45
Star Air 538 505 6.53
Fly Big 58 176 -67.05
India One 126 114 10.53
Akasa Air 1027 1,089 -5.69
Fly91 196 123 59.35
Total 26495 25,610 3.46

Comparative growth in the numbers of departures in WS 25 vis-à-vis WS 24 is computed and is placed below:

Airline Departures per week WS25 Departures per week WS24 WS25 Vs WS24 Growth (%)
Alliance Air 520 673 -22.73
Air India +Vistara 4,277 4,779 -10.50
AI Express 3,171 2,832 11.97
Indigo 15,014 13,691 9.66
SpiceJet 1,568 1,297 20.89
Star Air 538 360 49.44
Fly Big 58 152 -61.84
IndiaOne 126 112 12.50
Akasa Air 1,027 989 3.84
Fly91 196 122 60.66
Total 26,495 25,007 5.95

 

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