Airlines of India

India's aviation market comprises 8 airlines serving the country's growing travel demand. Air India, founded in 1932, operates as the flag carrier and holds membership in Star Alliance, with its main hub at Indira Gandhi International Airport. The low-cost carrier segment dominates the Indian aviation landscape, representing five of the eight airlines. Major carriers include IndiGo Airlines and Air India Express, which operate multiple hubs across the country, alongside SpiceJet, GoAir, and Air Deccan. These airlines connect key airports including Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Dehradun Jolly Grant Airport, and Calicut International Airport.

On each airline's dedicated page, travellers will find essential operational information including contact details, baggage allowance policies, and check-in procedures. Whether you are booking with a full-service carrier or a budget airline, these pages provide the specific requirements and guidelines needed for your journey. Fleet details and route information help passengers understand the aircraft and services available on their chosen airline.