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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

Jet fuel prices in New Delhi surged to a record 2.07 lakh per kilolitre amid global oil spikes from the West Asia conflict, though domestic airlines saw a limited rise. Commercial LPG rates also increased, raising operating costs

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The rates of commercial LPG that is used in hotels and restaurants were also reduced by Rs 41 per 19-kg cylinder. However, for cooking gas used in domestic households, the price remains unchanged at Rs 803

ATF price cut by Rs 5,883 per kilolitre, or 6.29 per cent, to Rs 87,597.22 per kl in the national capital, according to state-owned fuel retailers

Jet fuel, or ATF was hiked 2% and the rate of commercial LPG used by hotels and restaurants by Rs 6.5 per 19-kg cylinder

Consumption had fallen by a steep 15 per cent in first half of July but picked up in the second fortnight.

According to Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), the largest supplier of ATF in the country, on Thursday reported price hiked by 3.6 per cent in the Delhi region.

This is the second reduction in rates this month

ATF or jet fuel cost, which account for for 45%-55% of an airline's operating expenses, in India is among the highest in the world and the industry has long been demanding that it should be brought under GST

ATF price was raised by Rs 1,817.62 per kilolitre, or 3.69 per cent, to Rs 50,978.78 per kl in the national capital,