India orders major airports to cut some charges by 25%, in relief to airlines
Published on April 8, 2026.
India's airport tariff regulator has ordered major airports to reduce landing and parking charges for three months, offering relief to airlines already under financial pressure. The move comes after IndiGo and Air India sought to rationalise some fees levied at airports. The temporary reduction will apply immediately and any under-recoveries in revenue will be addressed in future tariff reviews.
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