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Seat rules: A stopgap
Mint Mumbai
|March 19, 2026
Ideally, the government should restrict its role in any sector to framing the policy under which all players must do business and leave pricing and other strategic decisions to participants.
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But when a market isn’t well contested, state intervention may be justified. This is the case with Indian aviation, where the government has gone into the minutiae of seat pricing in the interest of passengers. It has directed airlines to ensure that at least 60% of a flight’s seats are offered free of add-on
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