The government has announced major relief measures for domestic airlines, slashing airport charges by 25 per cent to ease financial pressures on the aviation sector. The move is aimed at supporting carriers struggling with rising operational costs and ensuring affordable air travel for passengers.
Officials stated that the reduction in charges will apply across key airports, covering landing, parking, and user fees. The measure is expected to provide immediate cost relief to airlines while boosting connectivity and passenger traffic.
Industry experts welcomed the decision, noting that the aviation sector has faced mounting challenges due to fluctuating fuel prices and competitive fare structures. The relief package is seen as a step toward stabilizing operations and encouraging growth in domestic air travel.
The government emphasized that the initiative reflects its commitment to strengthening the aviation industry, improving efficiency, and making air travel more accessible to the public.
