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Don't alter charges for charter flights: AERA to airports

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November 10, 2023

The airport tariff regulator Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) has issued a notice to airports warning them against charging business jet operators for optional services.

- Anu Sharma

Don't alter charges for charter flights: AERA to airports

Mint has reviewed a copy of the 7 November letter which warned airport operators that this amounts to ‘altering aeronautical charges.’ Mint reported on 28 October that Adani group had introduced general aviation charges for private jet operators at six of its airports, citing two people familiar with the development.

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