Govt revisits ₹10,000-crore ATF fund after airlines stay away

India is revisiting its ₹10,000-crore aviation-fuel support scheme after no airline opted in; rising ATF costs could affect…

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In this short

  • FUEL POLICY Govt Revisits Aviation Fuel Support India is reviewing its aviation-fuel support mechanism after airlines did not adopt the original plan.
  • THE NUMBER Support Corpus Set ₹10,000 crore The June Cabinet design provided this maximum budgetary support as interest-free advances to OMCs.
  • WHAT CHANGED No Airline Opted In Mint and NDTV Profit reported that the existing fixed-price mechanism attracted no participating airline.
  • HOW IT WORKED Fixed Price For Carriers 36 months The official design could run for this period, subject to review or recovery of the advance.
  • READ THE FULL STORY What Happens Next Watch for revised terms, airline participation and any effect on fuel surcharges or routes.
  • READ THE FULL STORY Get the full breakdown Sources, numbers and what to watch next.

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