IndiGo, Air India get major relief as India moves to cut landing and parking charges by 25%
India's airport regulator has ordered a 25% cut in landing and parking fees for domestic flights for three months, aiming to support airlines affected by the Iran war. This follows requests from carriers like IndiGo and Air India facing financial pressure.
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India's airport regulator has ordered a 25% cut in landing and parking fees for domestic flights for three months, aiming to support airlines affected by the Iran war. This follows requests from carriers like IndiGo and Air India facing financial pressure.
India's airport tariff regulator has directed major airports to cut landing and parking charges by 25% for domestic flights for three months, offering relief to airlines hit by financial strain from …
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