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Mixed Airfare Trends After Cap Removal; Passenger Traffic On Rise: Report
After the removal of airfare caps, there seems to be a mixed trend with lower ticket prices for routes having relatively lesser passenger loads, according to travel industry experts.
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Domestic Airlines' Shares Get A Boost As Cap On Ticket Prices Lifts
Shares of Indian domestic airlines rose on Thursday, a day after the civil aviation ministry said it will remove the restrictions on ticket prices
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Flight Ticket Prices Under UDAN May Be Revised Every Three Months
The Civil Aviation Ministry has said caps on air ticket prices under the UDAN scheme would be revised on a quarterly basis.
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Rs 2,500 For 1-Hour Flight: PM Modi Launches Low-Cost UDAN Scheme
Under the scheme, airfare for an hour's journey (approximately 500 km) on a fixed wing aircraft or for a 30-minute journey on a helicopter would be capped at Rs 2,500.
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Airfares Cap Not A Solution To Rise In Ticket Prices: Civil Aviation Minister
Civil Aviation Minister Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Thursday said a cap on airfares will not help reduce the steep rise in ticket prices.
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Capping Airfares On Regional Routes Negative For Airlines: Crisil
The new civil aviation policy has an integrated approach to take flying to the masses, but the move to cap fares for one-hour flights on unserved regional routes at Rs 2,500 is likely to be a negative for airline companies, says a report.
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Government To Announce Measures To Curb High Airfares: Minister
After months of deliberations, the government is finally going to announce a mechanism soon to curb high airfares and unveil a new civil aviation policy to address all major issues affecting the sector.
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Move Over LPG, Soon Subsidised Air Tickets
Move over subsidised LPG cylinders. Soon there will be subsidised regional flights all over the country. The Cabinet is all set to approve the National Civil Aviation Policy that will give a big boost to regional connectivity where a regional air ticket will be sold on a subsidy just like LPG cylinder. The policy has proposed that airfares for all ...
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Parliamentary Panel Pitches for Capping Maximum Airfares
Amid concerns over steep fluctuations in air ticket prices, a Parliamentary panel has suggested capping maximum airfares on domestic routes.
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Proposed Airfare Cap on Regional Routes a Holistic Move: IndiGo
IndiGo president Aditya Ghosh on Tuesday said the government's proposal to cap airfares on regional routes at Rs 2,500 is a holistic move to expand the market, on a day when the shares of the airline's parent company - InterGlobe Aviation - soared 17 per cent on debut trade.
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Civil Aviation Ministry Hints at Capping of Airfares
In a clear signal on capping airfares, the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said mechanisms would be put in place to curb predatory pricing ways of airlines.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs. 20,000
The government is considering imposing a temporary cap on airfares to limit sharp movements in prices in the wake of troubles at SpiceJet the country's second-largest budget carrier.
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Mixed Airfare Trends After Cap Removal; Passenger Traffic On Rise: Report
After the removal of airfare caps, there seems to be a mixed trend with lower ticket prices for routes having relatively lesser passenger loads, according to travel industry experts.
-
Domestic Airlines' Shares Get A Boost As Cap On Ticket Prices Lifts
Shares of Indian domestic airlines rose on Thursday, a day after the civil aviation ministry said it will remove the restrictions on ticket prices
-
Flight Ticket Prices Under UDAN May Be Revised Every Three Months
The Civil Aviation Ministry has said caps on air ticket prices under the UDAN scheme would be revised on a quarterly basis.
-
Rs 2,500 For 1-Hour Flight: PM Modi Launches Low-Cost UDAN Scheme
Under the scheme, airfare for an hour's journey (approximately 500 km) on a fixed wing aircraft or for a 30-minute journey on a helicopter would be capped at Rs 2,500.
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Airfares Cap Not A Solution To Rise In Ticket Prices: Civil Aviation Minister
Civil Aviation Minister Pusapati Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Thursday said a cap on airfares will not help reduce the steep rise in ticket prices.
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Capping Airfares On Regional Routes Negative For Airlines: Crisil
The new civil aviation policy has an integrated approach to take flying to the masses, but the move to cap fares for one-hour flights on unserved regional routes at Rs 2,500 is likely to be a negative for airline companies, says a report.
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Government To Announce Measures To Curb High Airfares: Minister
After months of deliberations, the government is finally going to announce a mechanism soon to curb high airfares and unveil a new civil aviation policy to address all major issues affecting the sector.
-
Move Over LPG, Soon Subsidised Air Tickets
Move over subsidised LPG cylinders. Soon there will be subsidised regional flights all over the country. The Cabinet is all set to approve the National Civil Aviation Policy that will give a big boost to regional connectivity where a regional air ticket will be sold on a subsidy just like LPG cylinder. The policy has proposed that airfares for all ...
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Parliamentary Panel Pitches for Capping Maximum Airfares
Amid concerns over steep fluctuations in air ticket prices, a Parliamentary panel has suggested capping maximum airfares on domestic routes.
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Proposed Airfare Cap on Regional Routes a Holistic Move: IndiGo
IndiGo president Aditya Ghosh on Tuesday said the government's proposal to cap airfares on regional routes at Rs 2,500 is a holistic move to expand the market, on a day when the shares of the airline's parent company - InterGlobe Aviation - soared 17 per cent on debut trade.
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Civil Aviation Ministry Hints at Capping of Airfares
In a clear signal on capping airfares, the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said mechanisms would be put in place to curb predatory pricing ways of airlines.
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Maximum Economy Airfare Could be Fixed at Rs. 20,000
The government is considering imposing a temporary cap on airfares to limit sharp movements in prices in the wake of troubles at SpiceJet the country's second-largest budget carrier.
