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    Limited ATF Increase Protects Indian Airlines from Rising Fuel Costs

    New Delhi, April 1 The government's decision on a limited increase in jet fuel prices ensures that airlines' domestic operational costs remain manageable and will not lead to additional fuel surcharges, an official said on Wednesday.Asangba Chuba Ao, joint secretary at the civil aviation...
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    Rising Fuel Costs Lead to Partial ATF Hike for Indian Air Travel

    New Delhi, April 1 IndiGo said on Wednesday that the partial increase in ATF prices will help protect domestic air travel costs amid rising fuel costs due to the Middle East conflict.In a statement, the airline said, "we are reviewing the impact of this revised ATF price on April 1 on our...
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    IATA: War’s Impact on Airlines Remains Unquantifiable

    New Delhi, March 31 With a sharp rise in fuel costs, as well as limited capacity and thin profit margins for airlines, airfares are already rising in the wake of the Middle East conflict, the global airlines' grouping IATA said on Tuesday.The International Air Transport Association (IATA)...
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    IndiGo Regains Market Share Amidst Airline Performance

    Mumbai, February 28 India's domestic air passenger traffic grew by 4.36% year-on-year to 152.49 lakh in January 2026, according to DGCA data, compared to the corresponding month of the previous year.The domestic carriers, including four major ones – IndiGo, Air India Group, SpiceJet, and Akasa...
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    Airline Refund Process Improved: New DGCA Guidelines

    New Delhi, February 26 Passengers can now cancel or change air tickets without paying any additional charges within 48 hours of making the bookings, subject to certain conditions, with the aviation watchdog, DGCA, revising the ticket refund norms for airlines.Coming up with amended norms that...
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