The Centre has no intention to regulate airfares, he mentioned.
The airfares should remain moderate,” PTI quoted a senior government official as saying. “There should not be a huge gap between the upper ceiling and lower ceiling. Go First, which was undergoing insolvency resolution proceedings, stopped flying from May 3.įurther, the civil aviation ministry has asked the airlines to make sure the upper limit for ticket price is not too high on routes where Go First was a major player.
A few days after crisis-hit Go First was grounded, the Centre asked airlines to keep fares at affordable levels after it found that airfares on certain routes were spiking rapidly.
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