Air India has urged the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA)
Air India proposes a 30% cut in landing charges at Delhi airport to boost India’s aviation hub status, alongside incentives for I2I traffic and UDF reductions.
To reduce landing charges by 30% for long-haul and ultra long-haul flights at Delhi airport to support India's aviation hub aspirations. The airline also seeks incentives for increasing international-to-international (I2I) traffic and a 20% cut in User Development Fees (UDF) to promote wide-body aircraft use on domestic routes. With Delhi and Mumbai emerging as key hubs, Air India believes lower tariffs will enhance transit traffic and boost economic activities. The proposals are part of the tariff consultation for the Delhi airport’s 2024-29 control period.
