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Air travel to get costlier as jet fuel prices rise further Last Updated : 17 Feb 2022 10:13:03 AM IST Air travel is expected to get costlier as oil marketing companies on Wednesday raised the aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices for the second time in February.
In the national capital, the price of jet fuel was raised to Rs 90,519.79 per kilolitre from Rs 86,038.16 per kilolitre.In the other metro cities of Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai, the price was increased to Rs 94,888.70, Rs 88,987.20 and Rs 93,371.18 per kilolitre, respectively.The hike is expected to impact aviation companies' finances that are under huge stress amid high debt.Fuel retailers revise jet fuel prices on a fortnightly basis.At present, fuel based expenses account for over 30 per cent of the overall operating cost of an airline.India, currently, has some of the world's highest rates of taxation on the ATF which massively drives up the fuel cost component.The industry has been urging the Centre to include the fuel type in the ambit of GST, similar to the status given to 'Bunker Diesel' which is used in the shipping sector.IANS New Delhi For Latest Updates Please-
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