Aviation fuel prices for international airlines rose about 5 percentage to dollar 1,511.86 per kl, while domestic carriers were shielded from hikes as authorities adopted a calibrated approach amid global energy volatility linked to geopolitical tensions and rising crude oil prices
Aviation turbine fuel prices for international airlines rose over 5% in Delhi, marking a second monthly increase driven by global energy trends. Domestic carriers saw no change, as authorities maintained moderated rates while passing higher costs to foreign airlines
New Delhi: Domestic airlines on Monday launched attractive sales offers to lure passengers during the holiday season, even as rising Covid infections have caused apprehensions amongst the general public. However, an overwhelming number of people are expected to travel during this New Year travel period. SpiceJet and AirAsia India have launched special offers. SpiceJet launched […]
