Limited (mial) of Mumbai International Airport has been added to the user’s development fee (UDF) for international passengers at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) to 650 Rs.
It also offered 325 RS RS RS Rs Rs, who currently not required to pay the payment.
UDF is accused of the development, modernization and maintenance of infrastructure from the airport operators on behalf of the airport operators.
CSMIA currently charges one of the lowest UDF indicators in the country – 187 RS International Departure.
Mial has submitted a proposal to the airport’s economic regulatory body (AERA).
In order to balance this growth, Mial also offers 35% reduction in the airline’s landing and parking payments that can help manage operating costs and maintain competitive tickets. However, the real impact on airlines will depend on airlines that have the discretion for absorbing or passing extra costs to passengers.
Mial’s proposal equates a aera’s consulting newspaper on March 10, and aims to add $ 285 to Rs Rs from Rs Rs.
Over the next five years, 10,000 Rs will be invested in the airport infrastructure, and the estimated 7,600 RO is expected to be restored through a tariff structure.
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The additional UDF income will support the main projects, including the Terminal 1 re-equipment, digitalization in the terminal, and 2029 to transition to electric vehicles and purely zero emissions.
Meanwhile, the UDF walk is now fulfilled the final decision on fare adjustments will remain airlines, and the implementation will be implemented only after Aera approves the Mial’s proposal.
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