New Delhi: Civil aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu Wednesday said a 25% cut in aircraft landing and parking charges for domestic flights for three months is expected to help airlines save about ₹400 crore during this period, helping partly cushion the impact of high jet fuel prices. "This is a significant intervention to provide relief to airlines grappling with increasing operational costs," said Naidu, emphasising that the government is in continuous touch with airlines, airport operators, and the sector regulator.
Govt moves to cushion jet fuel spike with 25% airport charge cut
ET Bureau | April 9, 2026 4:19 AM CST
Synopsis
Airlines will see a 25% reduction in aircraft landing and parking charges for domestic flights. This relief measure will be in effect for three months. The government expects airlines to save approximately ₹400 crore during this period.
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