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India is poised to become the world's third-largest aviation market, driven by strategic reforms and a significant expansion in fleet size, with Indian carriers ordering nearly 1,300 new aircraft. The government is bolstering this growth by doubling airport numbers and enhancing regional connectivity through schemes like UDAN. While India has vast potential due to low per capita air travel, it faces challenges in developing global transit hubs, MRO capabilities, and competitive fuel costs. Addressing these could unlock immense economic benefits and global connectivity.