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IndiGo to pass on ATF price hikes, to see if fuel hedging could be an optionIn Q4, IndiGo's earnings were impacted by higher fuel expenses, softer yields and disruptions linked to geopolitical tensions in the Middle...- This airline emerges as world’s best for 2026Qatar Airways has been named the top full-service carrier in the 2026 global airline rankings, excelling in onboard product and passenger e...
- Railways eyes new ways to boost non-fare revenueIndian Railways is intensifying efforts to boost non-fare revenue (NFR) by exploring new avenues like leasing guesthouse space, monetizing ...
- Alliance Air to offer fixed airfares until Dec 31 under 'Fares se Fursat' schemeAlliance Air has launched 'Fares se Fursat,' a new airfare scheme offering a single, fixed fare regardless of booking date, even on departu...
- NITI Aayog to award study on maximising non-fare revenue for Indian RailwaysNITI Aayog is set to release a roadmap for Indian Railways, aiming to boost non-fare revenue through asset monetization and public-private ...
- Fares of trains, classes based on facilities provided: Railway Minister Ashwini VaishnawRailway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw explained that train fares are based on the provided facilities, responding to concerns about the high fa...
- Bengaluru auto prices to get more costlier? Rs 40 minimum fare proposal under reviewBengaluru’s auto-rickshaw fares are set for an increase following hikes in metro and bus fares. Auto unions have proposed raising the base ...
- No bids invited for running passenger trains on PPP mode: RailwaysAccording to a news item written in a notable daily and digital edition, Indian Railways has for the first time encouraged bidders from pri...
- Govt will re-evaluate airfare cap depending on ATF price movement: ScindiaGovt will certainly re-evaluate the fare cap in place for domestic airlines once there is a healthier environment in terms of jet fuel pric...
- Post lockdown, airfares likely to skyrocketThe first few days post lockdown may even see fares shoot up to at least three times the pre-Covid ticket costs.
- Railways suffering losses in passenger sector every yearRailways incurred losses of Rs 33,491 cr on passenger operations in 2014-15 while in 2015-16 the figure was Rs 35,918 cr, Minister of State...
- Parliamentary panel advocates variable fare structure in railwaysPanel has, however, cautioned the railways that this fare structure should not be at the cost of the passengers and their the interest must...
- Railways to have independent mechanism to fix fares and freight tariff based on efficiency"We will have an institutional mechanism which will take into account the efficiency to decide passenger fare and freight rate," Suresh Pra...
- Railways earnings below target in AprilDespite the 20 per cent hike in freight charges and a partial increase in passenger fares, railway earnings have fallen short by Rs 815.38 ...
- Jet, Kingfisher, Air India to hike fares by 25% in JanDomestic airlines such as Jet Airways, Air India, Kingfisher Airlines and low-cost carriers are considering raising air fares by up to 25%,...
- Low-cost air fares may rise marginallyFactoring in a 5% hike, ticket on Mumbai-Delhi route in a low-cost airline will be in the range of Rs 3,601-3,714, up from Rs 3,539 current...
- Airlines hail Govt sops, but non-committal on air fare cutA jubilant aviation industry maintained caution on possible air fare cut, saying a decision would be taken only after evaluation of the imp...
- Air Asia to fly to IndiaDomestic low-cost airlines are facing turbulence in the Indian market. But that has not deterred Asia’s largest no-frills airline, Air Asia...
- Slump clouds airport modernisation across countryMumbai and Delhi airports are likely to replace aerobridge with Nose Loader solutions at passenger terminals, to make boarding easier.
- Airlines to cut fuel surcharge on short-haul flightsSpiceJet, GoAir and Deccan are planning to introduce differential surcharge to get on board passengers currently travelling by road or rail...
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