New Delhi, July 4 -- International Air travel by Indian carriers is showing signs of recovery as geopolitical tensions in West Asia ease, while domestic passenger demand remains resilient despite continued capacity additions, creating a more favourable operating environment for airlines, according to an Equirus Securities aviation sector report.

The report said easing tensions in West Asia have helped airlines gradually restore international operations, while lower global aviation fuel prices have provided some relief on costs.

"Easing geopolitical tensions in West Asia facilitated a gradual normalization of international flight operations, supporting a recovery in international traffic," the report said.

International passenger traffi...