Indian Carriers Starting To Show Signs of Strain
Cutthroat pricing and low margins are dramatically slowing the expansion of Indian aviation, which grew 25% in 2005. Capacity is increasing--19 aircraft were put into service by startup carriers from last October through March--but the country's notoriously inefficient airport infrastructure isn't...
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