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Indigo Air Tickets To See Huge Price Drop Due To This Reason

The removal of the fuel charge aligns with recent reductions in ATF prices, offering a positive outcome for travellers. The waiver of the surcharge will lead to reduced airfares on a majority of routes, as IndiGo carries six out of every 10 flyers in India.

Edited By : News24 Desk | Updated: Jan 4, 2024 14:06 IST
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In a significant move, IndiGo, India’s leading airline on Thursday declared the elimination of fuel charges on all its domestic and international flights, effective from today. The waiver of the surcharge will lead to reduced airfares on a majority of routes, as IndiGo carries six out of every 10 flyers in India.

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This decision comes as a relief to passengers and marks a departure from the fuel charge introduced in October 2023, in response to escalating Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices. The removal of the fuel charge aligns with recent reductions in ATF prices, offering a positive outcome for travellers. As ATF prices remain dynamic, IndiGo assures passengers that the airline will continue to adjust fares and related components to promptly adapt to any fluctuations in fuel prices or market conditions.

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A release from the Airline said that despite the challenges posed by the volatile nature of fuel prices, IndiGo remains steadfast in its commitment to providing affordable, punctual, courteous, and hassle-free travel experiences for its customers.
According to the Airline this decision reflects its dedication to customer satisfaction and responsiveness to the evolving aviation landscape.

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First published on: Jan 04, 2024 01:20 PM IST

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