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Delhi airport: International passengers to pay higher UDF
The Business Guardian
|March 29, 2025
Flying out of the Delhi airport will become expensive for international passengers from April 16, with regulator AERA approving higher and variable user development fees for economy and business class passengers.
Taking into consideration that 80 per cent of the traffic at the airport is domestic, AERA has decided to leave the User Development Fee (UDF) for domestic passengers unchanged at Rs 129 for the fourth control period.
Currently, the UDF is uniform for both domestic and international passengers.
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