Coimbatore witnessed 224,192 passengers to and from Chennai, 194,705 to Mumbai, and 91,720 to Bengaluru in FY Q1 2024. Freight movement peaked with Delhi at 798.6 MT, followed by Mumbai at 596.7 MT.
Coimbatore: The recently released Domestic City Pair Data for FY Q1 (April-June) 2024 highlights Coimbatore's growing importance in India's domestic aviation sector. The data provides a detailed analysis of passenger and freight movements between Coimbatore and key Indian cities.
According to the data, Chennai emerged as the top city pair for Coimbatore, with a total of 224,192 passengers traveling between the two cities. Following closely were Mumbai with 194,705 passengers and Bengaluru with 91,720 passengers. These figures underscore the strong demand for air travel between Coimbatore and these major metropolitan cities.
In terms of freight, Delhi led the charts with a total of 798.6 metric tonnes (MT) of goods transported to and from Coimbatore. Mumbai followed with 596.7 MT, and Chennai accounted for 276.1 MT of freight movement.
Interestingly, while Jaipur and Varanasi recorded zero freight movement, they still contributed to passenger travel, indicating a varied demand for air travel based on the nature of trade and tourism.
This data reflects Coimbatore's strategic importance as a key hub in South India's aviation network, serving as a crucial link for both passenger and freight transport across the country.
According to the data, Chennai emerged as the top city pair for Coimbatore, with a total of 224,192 passengers traveling between the two cities. Following closely were Mumbai with 194,705 passengers and Bengaluru with 91,720 passengers. These figures underscore the strong demand for air travel between Coimbatore and these major metropolitan cities.
In terms of freight, Delhi led the charts with a total of 798.6 metric tonnes (MT) of goods transported to and from Coimbatore. Mumbai followed with 596.7 MT, and Chennai accounted for 276.1 MT of freight movement.
Interestingly, while Jaipur and Varanasi recorded zero freight movement, they still contributed to passenger travel, indicating a varied demand for air travel based on the nature of trade and tourism.
This data reflects Coimbatore's strategic importance as a key hub in South India's aviation network, serving as a crucial link for both passenger and freight transport across the country.