Passengers from Mumbai airport should give a shock to tickets in addition to tickets
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Mumbai Airport: Travelers from Mumbai International Airport will have to pay up to Rs. Airport fare controller Aera has allowed airport operators to correct the fee. The Airport Economic Regulatory Authority (Aera) has set the UTF revised rates from May 16, 2025 to March 31, 2029. Earlier, the domestic passenger departure fee from Mumbai airport by 2024 was Rs. In a statement issued on Thursday, the action has been taken to ensure that all partners involved are equally allocated to the Aeronautical fees. UTF departs Rs. At the same time, a passenger for landing passengers at the UTF airport has been fixed at Rs 75.
How many rupees increased the charge
According to the report, UTF has been set up separately for international flights for ‘economics’ and ‘business’ travelers. UDF has earned Rs 615 for passengers for passengers of the ‘Economics’ section for the International Travel and Rs 695 for the ‘Business’ category. Earlier, it was Rs 304 and Rs 260, respectively, to take international aircraft and ‘economically’ passengers, respectively.
The Indian Economic Regulatory Authority (Aera) has the right to determine all the fees for the country’s major airports. ‘Landing’ and parking fees for airlines have also been reduced. At similar airports, competitive airport fees are kept in mind and they are kept at reasonable levels.
The controller said that this rate of correction ensures that flight operations are unreasonable and maintained in operational performance. The Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) operates the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International (CSMI) airport, led by Adani Group. The airport provides services to 35 lakhs or more passengers per year. It comes under the type of major airports.
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