Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora urges boosting competition in India’s aviation sector, promising fair fares, better services, and top-notch safety. Could this reshape air travel for passengers across the country? Find out what he proposed in Parliament.
Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora calls for airline competition
New Delhi: During the Winter Session of Parliament, Shiv Sena MP Milind Deora emphasized the need to increase competition in India’s aviation sector, highlighting that it would bring multiple benefits to passengers.
Deora stated that increased competition would ensure fair fares, improved services, and uncompromised safety standards. His remarks have sparked discussions in Parliament about how the aviation sector can better serve travellers.
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In his address, Deora said, “When companies or service providers compete with each other, it directly benefits passengers. Fares will become more reasonable, services will improve, and safety will be prioritized.” He explained that the presence of more airlines in the market sends a positive signal to passengers, offering them better choices and enhanced convenience.
I raised the issue of @IndiGo6E’s overwhelming market dominance in our aviation sector & urged the Civil Aviation Minister, my friend @RamMNaidu ji to bring @DGCAIndia & @CCI_India together to undertake a thorough review of India’s competitive landscape.
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— Milind Deora | मिलिंद देवरा (@milinddeora) December 8, 2025
Deora stressed that increased competition will directly improve the passenger experience. “Currently, some airlines impose excessive fare hikes. With more competition, companies will be forced to enhance their services and control pricing,” he added. He underlined that competition is not just about lowering costs but also about raising the quality of service for travellers.
The MP also called for measures to strengthen and revitalize the aviation industry. He suggested that increasing the number of airlines and encouraging healthy competition would make air travel more accessible and affordable for passengers across all segments. Deora argued that a competitive aviation environment would incentivize airlines to innovate, improve operational efficiency, and prioritize passenger safety.
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Deora’s statements reflect a broader push for a passenger-centric approach in Indian aviation policy. By fostering a competitive landscape, he believes that airlines will be held accountable for service quality, fare regulation, and safety standards, ultimately benefiting travelers nationwide.
With his remarks, Milind Deora has highlighted a critical area of focus for policymakers, urging Parliament and industry stakeholders to consider reforms that encourage competition, improve passenger experiences, and strengthen the aviation sector in India.
