New Delhi, 11/5: Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Wednesday said existing fare caps act as a protector for air travellers as well as airlines and indicated that doing away with the curbs could be looked at once the environment stabilises in terms of passenger traffic and jet fuel prices.
Domestic air passenger traffic has almost recovered to pre-Covid levels and has been crossing the 4 lakh mark on some days in recent times. However, jet fuel prices are at a high level and many states have reduced the taxes levied on the fuel.
Interacting with reporters here, Scindia said fare capping, which is done on a rolling basis, protects passengers from being charged exorbitant fares.
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