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Airlines' fuel, vehicle replacement & roadways in focus as Cabinet announces key decisions worth Rs 30,290 croreThe Union Cabinet has approved significant development initiatives totaling Rs 30,290 crore. A key focus is providing Rs 10,000 crore in bu...- Flying in and out of Mumbai likely to cost more soonMumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) has proposed a new User Development Fee (UDF) structure to enhance passenger amenities and infr...
- Planning a trip to Germany this year? Good luck with thatGermany’s aviation industry is facing challenges with reduced flight services and rising airfares, partly due to increased taxes and fees. ...
- Flying to Europe? This major airline is latest to introduce an environmental cost surchargeLufthansa has introduced an environmental charge on fares, aligning with EU regulations to reduce emissions. Surcharge of up to 72 euros to...
- Sustainable fuels show aviation is bereft of ideasFuel surcharges have been around a long time, serving as a convenient way for carriers to pass costs to customers in line with fluctuating ...
- On radar: 1% sustainable jet fuel blending for international flights by 2027This is expected to double to 2% by 2028 and become 5% by 2030, according to an order issued by the ministry of petroleum and gas. SAF is a...
- Indian Oil & US-based LanzaJet to set up India's first green aviation fuel firmThe proposed venture will set up a plant to make SAF with alcohol-to-jet technology at the state-run company’s Panipat refinery in Haryana ...
- Government mulls incentives to cut emission in aviationThe Aayog has suggested GST at 5% on SAF and said the government could waive charges like passenger fees and user development fees (charged...
- Swiss vote on whether to hike taxes to fight climate changeCritics say the measure would be ineffective since Switzerland's carbon-dioxide emissions amount to a mere 0.1 percent of the global tally ...
- Coronavirus will make everything you hate about flying worse. Think high baggage fees, no more free food and drinkThe industry that emerges from coronavirus will be nasty, brutish and short-haul.
- Aviation crisis: Common vision to help fix problems like high taxes, investment curbsConnectivity is the backbone of today's global economy--bringing people to business, tourists to vacation destinations and products to mark...
- Lufthansa to cut 3,500 jobs worldwide in coming yearsDeutsche Lufthansa AG will slash 3,500 administrative jobs worldwide in the coming years, as part of cost cutting measures.
- Royal Jordanian Cargo to charge fee to pay for EU carbon taxThe decision by cargo airline comes as a surprise, as the proposed tax comes into existence only in 2013.
- Airline emission fee: Civil aviation ministers from about 20 countries to discuss in Moscow this weekThe EU reiterated that it was not going to put on hold its controversial decision to charge airlines taking off and landing in Europe for e...
- EU Emission Tax: India, US and others to decide on retaliatory measuresIntensifying the protest against EU's imposition of carbon tax on airlines - India, China and Russia may soon respond together with a retal...
- India against European Union's move to slap carbon emission fee on airlinesEU recently announced that all international airlines using its airspace will have to pay for their carbon dioxide emissions.
- IATA: Airlines are flying back to profits in 2010Profits are expected to reach $2.5 billion, the International Air Transport Association said, a vast improvement from the $2.8 billion tota...
- Lufthansa seeks nod for A-380German aviation authorities last week formally sought clearance from their Indian counterparts to fly the A-380 to Delhi possibly from 2010...
- EU low-cost airlines reject planned emissions trading rulesLow-cost airlines on Tuesday called on the European Union to reject a plan that would force air carriers to trade pollution allowances.
- Budget carriers are facing an identity crisisThe days of no-frills airlines look numbered as pricing and legal pressures mount.
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