New Delhi: Providing some relief to air travellers, the Supreme Court on Tuesday quashed Airport Development Fees (ADF) charged by private airports like Delhi and Mumbai. Your next flight ticket could get cheaper by Rs 100 to Rs 1,300 as the Supreme Court has termed airport development fees as illegal after an NGO, Consumer Online Foundation, filed a petition. "According to the court, the levy was illegal and now the...
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New Delhi: Passengers travelling out of Delhi and Mumbai airports would no longer have to pay Airport Development Fee (ADF) with the Supreme Court on Tuesday quashing the levy which has yielded about Rupees 2,500 crore in two years. Hearing an appeal against the Delhi High Court's order which had upheld levying of ADF, a bench of Justices Cyriac Joseph and A K Patnaik set aside the policy of airport...04:30 PM, Apr 26, 2011
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday quashed levying of Airport Development Fee (ADF) by private airport developers in Delhi and Mumbai on international and domestic passengers. A bench of justices Cyriac Joseph and AK Patnaik set aside the policy of airport developers by which passengers departing from Delhi airport had to pay a fee of Rs 200 for domestic flights and Rs 1,300 for international flights while fliers departing...11:38 AM, Apr 26, 2011
Delhi HC dismisses public interest petition challenging the levy. ...12:40 PM, Aug 26, 2009
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