India's civil aviation industry sees rapid growth, attracting foreign investment
India's civil aviation sector has become the world's third-largest market, drawing investment from firms including Airbus, according to France 24.
India has become the world's third-largest aviation market behind China and the United States, with more than 70 airports built in the past decade, France 24 reported.
The growth has attracted foreign investment and major aerospace firms including Airbus, which has captured more than 70% of India's fleet, though France 24 reported the country will also need to train many more pilots to meet demand.
Sources
- En Inde, l'aviation civile en plein essor — France 24 — Français
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