April 8 (Reuters) - India's airport tariff regulator has ordered major airports to cut landing and parking charges by 25% for three months for domestic flights, offering relief to the country's airlines that are under financial pressure due to the Iran war.
The move to cut charges comes after IndiGo and Air India sought the rationalisation of some fees levied by airports. The country's two largest airlines are facing a double whammy from the Iran war, as Indian airlines are already barred from flying over Pakistan.
https://www.reuters.com/world/india...m8qlaOahkJcT4YmIbM_aem_09LUeW3FsvCZhIk8jzsPeQ
The move to cut charges comes after IndiGo and Air India sought the rationalisation of some fees levied by airports. The country's two largest airlines are facing a double whammy from the Iran war, as Indian airlines are already barred from flying over Pakistan.
https://www.reuters.com/world/india...m8qlaOahkJcT4YmIbM_aem_09LUeW3FsvCZhIk8jzsPeQ
