Delhi / Air travel will be costlier from June 1, increase of 13 to 16% in lower price band

New Delhi. Air travel is going to be expensive again. In fact, the government has decided to increase the Lower Limit of Domestic Flights 13 to 16 percent. Earlier, the Civil Aviation Ministry (Ministry of Civil Aviation) decided to increase the Lower Limit of Domestic Flights to 5%. In Lower Price Band in February, 10 per cent and Haier band was increased by 30 per cent.

This increase in air travel rent will come in effect from June. Although the higher range of air rental is undone, the airline companies will help this step of the government. Due to the second wave of Kovid-19, the number of air passengers has decreased which their income has decreased.

At least 2600 rupees for flight up to 40 minutes, the official order released on Friday, released on Friday, said that for a period of 40 minutes, the lower limit for air flight increased from Rs 2,300 to Rs 2,600, i.e. 13 per cent Has been increased. Similarly, for a flight period of 40 minutes to 60 minutes, the lower limit of Rs 2,900 will now be Rs 3,300 per person.

These are 7 price band

Based on the air flight period in the country, the lower and high limit of air travel was fixed. This limit was fixed at the time of opening 2 months Lockdown last year. DGCA had announced a total of 7 Fair Bands for Domestic Flights in May last year. These 7 price bands are based on the time of travel. The first band is for those flights, which travel up to 40 minutes. The rest of the bands are 40-60 minutes, respectively, 60-120 minutes, 120-150 minutes, 150-180 minutes and 180-210 minutes.