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India’s government opposes a ruling that could raise airport fees up to 22-fold, citing impacts on travelers and airfares.
The Indian government has backed passengers in a Supreme Court case over airport fees, opposing a Telecom Disputes Tribunal ruling that could raise user charges at Delhi and Mumbai airports by up to 22 times.
The dispute centers on whether non-aeronautical assets like retail spaces should be included in tariff calculations, with the TDSAT’s recent reversal potentially leading to recovery of over ₹50,000 crore in unpaid fees through higher passenger charges.
AERA and airlines including Lufthansa and Air France challenge the decision, warning of soaring ticket prices and travel slowdowns.
The Supreme Court will hear the case on December 3, 2025, with the outcome likely to shape airport pricing and consumer costs across India.
El gobierno de la India se opone a una decisión que podría aumentar las tarifas del aeropuerto hasta 22 veces, citando impactos en los viajeros y las tarifas aéreas.