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"May Take Action" If There Is Unbridled Hike In Air Fares, Says Government
The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has advised top officials of airline companies that the government will be forced to take concrete action if there is an unbridled hike in air fares, especially in the sector where Go First has stopped operation.
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Top Official Rubbishes Air Tickets Costing Rs 60,000 To Flood-Hit Kerala
Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey, on Tuesday, said that 90 per cent of tickets on flights to and from flood-affected Kerala were sold below Rs 10,000, dismissing the charge that airlines had hiked fares exorbitantly.
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Air Travel To Cost Less As DGCA Lowers Airport Charges
The DGCA had hiked the air navigational charges, passenger service fee, landing, parking and housing fee at all non-major airports from Dec 16, 2016.
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Aviation Regulator Asked to Analyse Fare Movements in Past 5 Years: Report
The government has the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to conduct a detailed study of airfares charged by domestic airlines in high density routes during the past five years, amid allegations that carriers steeply hike ticket prices during peak travel seasons.
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Airfare for Australia Rises With India Entering World Cup Semi-Final
With the defending champions India set to take on Australia in the second semi-final of the 2015 ICC World Cup at Sydney on Thursday, airlines have hiked their fares substantially for Down Under.
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Airfare may go up as jet fuel prices hiked by over 2.7 per cent
The price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) or jet fuel was on Wednesday hiked by over 2.7 per cent - the second increase in rates in one month.
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IndiGo hikes fares by 25%: report
The fare hike was triggered by Chennai-headquartered low-cost carrier SpiceJet, which increased fares by a hefty 30 per cent earlier this week citing rise in input costs in the wake of the rupee fall and a 6.9 per cent increase in the jet fuel prices by oil marketing firms from September 1.
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Air fares take-off: passenger holiday plans hit
Sky rocketing air fares have hit Diwali holiday plans of many. Blaming high jet fuel prices and a devaluation of the rupee, airlines across the board have hiked domestic air fares by almost 30 per cent.
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Now, Air India hikes fares by up to 25 per cent
Air India hiked passenger fares by up to 25 percent on all domestic routes today following a sharp increase in the price of air turbine fuel (ATF). It may also raise fares on international routes.
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Now, Air India hikes fares by up to 25 per cent
The hike comes a day after Jet Airways and SpiceJet announced similar hikes in their airfares.
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Air fares likely to go up by 10 percent after jet fuel price hike
Air fares are likely to increase by 10 to 15 per cent following a steep hike in jet fuel prices, according to the travel industry.
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Airfares likely to go up as jet fuel prices hiked by 6.9%
Jet fuel (ATF) prices have been hiked by a steep 6.9 per cent, taking the rates to lifetime high of Rs 75,031 per kilolitre. Though airlines may not immediately hike air fares, they could be tempted to hike fares from October, when the festival season starts.
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Parliamentary panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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"May Take Action" If There Is Unbridled Hike In Air Fares, Says Government
The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has advised top officials of airline companies that the government will be forced to take concrete action if there is an unbridled hike in air fares, especially in the sector where Go First has stopped operation.
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Top Official Rubbishes Air Tickets Costing Rs 60,000 To Flood-Hit Kerala
Civil Aviation Secretary RN Choubey, on Tuesday, said that 90 per cent of tickets on flights to and from flood-affected Kerala were sold below Rs 10,000, dismissing the charge that airlines had hiked fares exorbitantly.
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Air Travel To Cost Less As DGCA Lowers Airport Charges
The DGCA had hiked the air navigational charges, passenger service fee, landing, parking and housing fee at all non-major airports from Dec 16, 2016.
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Aviation Regulator Asked to Analyse Fare Movements in Past 5 Years: Report
The government has the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to conduct a detailed study of airfares charged by domestic airlines in high density routes during the past five years, amid allegations that carriers steeply hike ticket prices during peak travel seasons.
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Airfare for Australia Rises With India Entering World Cup Semi-Final
With the defending champions India set to take on Australia in the second semi-final of the 2015 ICC World Cup at Sydney on Thursday, airlines have hiked their fares substantially for Down Under.
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Airfare may go up as jet fuel prices hiked by over 2.7 per cent
The price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) or jet fuel was on Wednesday hiked by over 2.7 per cent - the second increase in rates in one month.
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IndiGo hikes fares by 25%: report
The fare hike was triggered by Chennai-headquartered low-cost carrier SpiceJet, which increased fares by a hefty 30 per cent earlier this week citing rise in input costs in the wake of the rupee fall and a 6.9 per cent increase in the jet fuel prices by oil marketing firms from September 1.
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Air fares take-off: passenger holiday plans hit
Sky rocketing air fares have hit Diwali holiday plans of many. Blaming high jet fuel prices and a devaluation of the rupee, airlines across the board have hiked domestic air fares by almost 30 per cent.
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Now, Air India hikes fares by up to 25 per cent
Air India hiked passenger fares by up to 25 percent on all domestic routes today following a sharp increase in the price of air turbine fuel (ATF). It may also raise fares on international routes.
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Now, Air India hikes fares by up to 25 per cent
The hike comes a day after Jet Airways and SpiceJet announced similar hikes in their airfares.
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Air fares likely to go up by 10 percent after jet fuel price hike
Air fares are likely to increase by 10 to 15 per cent following a steep hike in jet fuel prices, according to the travel industry.
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Airfares likely to go up as jet fuel prices hiked by 6.9%
Jet fuel (ATF) prices have been hiked by a steep 6.9 per cent, taking the rates to lifetime high of Rs 75,031 per kilolitre. Though airlines may not immediately hike air fares, they could be tempted to hike fares from October, when the festival season starts.
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Parliamentary panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
