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India’s aviation leaders assemble at CAPA India Summit 2015: Profitable growth is around the corner

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After facing a constant stream of economic, regulatory and structural challenges that has resulted in India's airlines losing a combined USD11 billion over the last eight years, Indian aviation could be on the verge of entering a new era of profitable and sustainable growth.

But this is by no means a certainty. Falling oil prices and improving economic condition provide a favourable backdrop, but all of the key stakeholders will have to play their part for the sector to recover and thrive.

Meanwhile, a new round of airport privatisation, renewal and construction is under way, with all the associated investment needs and opportunities.

CAPA India will hold a major event in Mumbai on 3/4-Feb-2015 to address these and other vital issues.

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