Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), the joint venture company which runs the IGI airport, was allowed to levy Rs. 100 per flight as Development Fee (DF) from passengers flying on domestic routes and Rs. 600 from those flying to international destinations.
DIAL is a joint venture between GMR group, Airports Authority of India and Germany's Fraport AG.
The airports tariff regulator Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) had in February issued an order directing DIAL to discontinue DF from May 1, after having allowed it to levy DF through a December 2012 order.
Citing the average monthly collection of Rs. 30 crore as DF, the AERA had in its order in February said the total sanctioned DF amount of Rs. 3,415.35 crore was likely to be recovered by April 30, 2016. To cover the financial gap in developing the airport, the allowable DF was determined at Rs. 3,415.35 crore.
Last month, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had also asked all airlines operating from Delhi to refund the development fee charged from passengers flying out of the IGI Airport on the tickets booked for journey beyond April 30,2016
DIAL is a joint venture between GMR group, Airports Authority of India and Germany's Fraport AG.
The airports tariff regulator Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) had in February issued an order directing DIAL to discontinue DF from May 1, after having allowed it to levy DF through a December 2012 order.
Citing the average monthly collection of Rs. 30 crore as DF, the AERA had in its order in February said the total sanctioned DF amount of Rs. 3,415.35 crore was likely to be recovered by April 30, 2016. To cover the financial gap in developing the airport, the allowable DF was determined at Rs. 3,415.35 crore.
Last month, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had also asked all airlines operating from Delhi to refund the development fee charged from passengers flying out of the IGI Airport on the tickets booked for journey beyond April 30,2016
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