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AERA proposes to reduce Delhi airport charges by 78 percent

AERA has proposed a 78.4 percent reduction in airport charges at the Delhi Airport from February 1

IATA chief blames high airport fees for choking domestic aviation

High taxes on the jet fuel, which goes up as high as 40 percent in some states, coupled with higher airport charges in the form of user-development and airport development fees jack up air fares. These have had a negative impact on the passenger demand in the country.

Tribunal stays jet parking charges levied by Mumbai airport

The tribunal also has fixed 4 January as the next date for hearing in the case, a release by the Business Aircraft Operator's Association, the umbrella body of private jet operators, said in Mumbai on Friday.

No further hike in airport charges: AERA

The AERA chief denied that the airport charges have gone up by 345 percent as claimed by various aviation companies.

Forget fuel: Delhi will hit airlines with Rs 500-1,000 per ticket

Even as the airline industry struggles for survival, another existential threat comes in the form of a steep increase in airport charges

How Indian airports fleece airlines and why govt is wary of pvt developers

The process followed till now by previous governments in awarding airport projects to private developers has been fraught with anomalies.

Odisha, Arunachal, 2 other states to get first no-frills airports

A draft policy on remote and regional connectivity has also been evolved, which would aim at granting various concessions and incentives to airlines to fly to such areas.

Centre to develop 50 low-cost airports, earmarks Rs 100 cr per project

The airports would come up on a public-private partnership model

Aviation Min says Chennai airport to be spruced up in 2 weeks, warns action

Raju also focused on tapping the advertisement potential to generate more revenue for the airport and recommended a review of the maintenance and advertisement contracts.

Shocking: CAG report shows how GVK made fliers foot their airport bills

CAG has also severely indicted the government for failing to allocate proportionate financial risks to the concessionaire for Mumbai airport