The sustained increase in Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices, driven by continuing geopolitical developments in the Middle East and sustained pressure on global energy markets has led Akasa Air, Air India and Air India Express to introduce a fuel surcharge on domestic routes and revise the existing fuel surcharge on select international routes...

Air India group announced further revisions to its fuel surcharge structure across domestic and international routes. Following the government's decision to cap the domestic ATF price hike at 25%, the Air India group is moving from a flat domestic surcharge to a more calibrated, distance-based grid, effective from April 8, 2026 (including Air India Express flights). This transition aligns...