As crude oil prices fall to around $70 per barrel, the Centre has indicated it may ask airlines to revisit surge charges if aviation fuel prices remain stable. However, the government says any decision on lowering airfare-related costs will depend on whether the decline in fuel prices is sustained.
As crude oil prices fall to around $70 per barrel, the Centre has indicated it may ask airlines to revisit surge charges if aviation fuel prices remain stable. However, the government says any decision on lowering airfare-related costs will depend on whether the decline in fuel prices is sustained.
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As crude oil prices fall to around $70 per barrel, the Centre has indicated it may ask airlines to revisit surge charges if aviation fuel prices remain stable. However, the government says any decision on lowering airfare-related costs will depend on whether the decline in fuel prices is sustained.
