Parking charges in line with AERA norms, no plans to extend July 31 deadline for relocation from Mumbai Airport: AAHL
Each disembarking international business and economy class passenger will have to pay Rs 304 and Rs 260, respectively.
A stakeholder’s consultation meeting is scheduled on April 2, while the last dates for submitting comments and counter-comments are April 10 and April 13, respectively. After taking feedback, the regulator will announce the new tariffs, likely by the end of April.
AERA held a stakeholder consultation on February 17 to discuss tariff revisions with representatives from GMR Airports, IATA and domestic airlines.
Last month Saurabh Chawla, Executive Director, Finance and Strategy, GMR Airports, told analysts during a post-earnings call that he expects the final tariff order to be notified by the regulator in the first quarter of 2025-26.
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The Aera will be offered with a claimed range of 125 km for all variants except 6000+, which will go up to 150 km on a single charge.
AERA decides what tariffs -- such as base airport charges, landing charges, parking charges and passenger service fee -- can major Indian airports charge an airline or a passenger for a particular period after considering the airports' expenditure and revenue projections for that period.
The Cabinet on June 24 had approved the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority(Amendment) Bill.
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Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC) will be developing three stations in Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport area -- including Domestic Terminus (T1) and International Terminus (T2) and Sahar Road -- it said in a statement.
In what would be a setback for Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), a unit of GMR Infra, the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority (Aera) has proposed a 96.08 percent cut in airport charges for the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport
Airport regulator Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) wants to reduce aeronautical charges at Delhi airport by a whopping 78 percent meaning airlines will have to may much lower fees for facilities like landing and parking.
The order by the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) will have a negative impact on the company's financials, said Siddharth Kapur, chief financial officer of GMR Infrastructure's airport business.
This may make these airports more attractive to private players like GVK, GMR, Tata, Reliance that have shown interest in bidding for airports.
The planning commission had circulated a draft master concession agreement which laid down the terms and requirements that any of the private players who are chosen to develop the six airports that the government is looking to privatize would have to meet.
Despite the civil aviation ministry showing remarkable urgency in seeking to abolish airport development fee (ADF), its efforts have hit a roadblock with Mumbai airport operator GVK expressing its inability to infuse additional equity into the joint venture (JV). CNBC-TV18‘s Sumit Jha reports.
India today came under sharp attack for the recent hike in charges at Delhi airport and major delays in building new airports and strengthening infrastructure, with airlines' body IATA saying this was "clearly unacceptable" and the government should encourage the aviation sector for overall economic growth.
Buoyed by the Rs 30,000 crore private sector investment in airport projects during 2007-12, the government plans to attract Rs 50,000 crore more in the 12th Plan from private and foreign sources to push some big ticket projects this year itself.
Air travel is all set to get costlier for those flying in and out of Delhi. The Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) has decided to raise the User Development Fee by a whopping 346%. This comes into effect from Tuesday.
India's tourism ministry has taken up with the Prime Minister's office the issue of hike in charges by airports regulator AERA that has made travel costly, hitting budget tourists hard.
Jet Airways senior vice-president M Shivkumar presents the airline‘s perspective to CNBC-TV18 on the hike in development charges by the developers of Delhi and Mumbai airports.
The international air transport association (IATA) is not happy with the tariff hike approved by the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA).
Air travel cost from Delhi is set to go up soon with airports regulator AERA today deciding to raise airport charges by a whopping 346% for two years, as airlines said the passengers would have to face the brunt of this massive hike.
Air travel from Delhi to Mumbai may just get costlier. The area has announced user development fees for Delhi airport and a development fee for Mumbai, reports CNBC-TV18‘s Swati Khandelwal Jain. But the airport developers are not happy just yet.