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Indian exporters seek waiver of airport fees for delayed exports due to West Asian crisis flight disruptions.
Indian apparel exporters are urging the government to waive airport demurrage fees on export cargo due to flight disruptions caused by the West Asian crisis.
The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) told the civil aviation ministry that airspace closures, flight diversions, and route restrictions have stranded shipments at Indian airports, causing delays beyond exporters’ control.
The AEPC is seeking a waiver of demurrage charges—fees for cargo left past a free period—to ease financial strain amid ongoing shipment delays, contractual risks, and market pressures.
The council asked the DGCA to direct cargo terminal operators to exempt affected exports from these fees, calling the move essential to support India’s air cargo trade during the global logistics disruption.
Los exportadores indios solicitan la exención de las tasas aeroportuarias por retrasos en las exportaciones debido a las interrupciones de los vuelos en la crisis de Asia Occidental.