US EditionIndia Offers an Excellent Opportunity for Investment in Aviation Sector: PM Modi
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 81st IATA Annual General Meeting in New Delhi on June 2, 2025, highlighting investment opportunities in India's aviation sector.
- Modi cited India's rising flyer count from 240 million annually to a projected 500 million by 2030, supported by expanded infrastructure and a supportive regulatory framework.
- He emphasized three pillars driving the sector: a vast market, a strong talent pool with innovators, and an open policy ecosystem fostering growth and sustainability.
- Modi emphasized that India’s role in aviation extends beyond being just a consumer market, positioning the country as a key leader across the entire value chain, while also highlighting its diverse workforce and technologically advanced airports.
- The event underscored India’s emergence as the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market and a global hub for manufacturing, MRO, and sustainable aviation initiatives.
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