Airport and Energy Business Overview
Air Traffic Begins to Recover post Second Wave
Delhi Airport 1,2,3
■ 1st Week
■39th Week
= 52nd Week
= 55th Week
25-31 May 2020
15-21 Feb 2020
17-23 May 2021
7-13 Jun 2021
69%
64%
92%
34%
26%
22%
23%
12%
13%
Daily Average ATM
Cargo
Average Daily Pax
Hyderabad Airport 1,2,3
1st Week
39th Week
■ 52nd Week
■55th Week
25-31 May 2020
66%
15-21 Feb 2020
17-23 May 2021
7-13 Jun 2021
65%
28%
22%
20%
12%
12%
7%
Average Daily Pax
Daily Average ATM
87%
Cargo
GAR
Passenger confidence returns with the
decline in Covid
Feb 21 was the best month post Covid
☐ Decline in air traffic in April 2021 and May
2021 due to second wave of Covid
☐ However, traffic turnaround from the last
week of May 2021 and recovery continued
in June 2021.
✓ During 2nd weekend of June 2021, Delhi
and Hyderabad airports registered a
traffic of ~47'200 and -15'800 i.e. 25%
and 26% of pre-Covid levels
☐ Traffic to gain further momentum with
the reducing trend in covid cases, lifting
curbs in airline capacity and the
increased pace of vaccination
✓ Govt. of India is working on vaccinating
all citizens by 2021
✓ Global vaccination drive in full swing -
approx. 2 bn vaccine doses
administered
✓ Significant part of population in various
countries inoculated with at least one
dose. Eg. USA 51%, UK 58%, Canada
58%, Germany 44%, France 38%
✓ Air Bubbles' arrangement with 27
nations
Pax traffic expected to reach pre-Covid level by the end of FY22
Note: 1. % ages of pre-Covid levels and are non-adjusted gross numbers; cargo data is for Dec 2020
2. Pre-covid benchmark to average daily traffic for the entire FY20 (excluding March 2020)
3. Govt had allowed 33% capacity for the airlines till Jun 25, 2020 and increased to 45% till Sep 2, 2020, 60% till Nov 11, 2020, 70% till Dec 3, 2020 and 180% till 31 May, 2021, Jun 1, 2021 onwards cap reduced to 50%
4. Cargo as a % of pre-covid data is for May 2021
individual
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