Supreme Court Advises Against Air Travel Amid Fare Surge
- The Supreme Court advised against air travel due to a significant surge in airfares.
- A petitioner sought a cap on domestic airfares, citing a 700% increase.
- The Centre is fast-tracking aviation rules to address volatility and protect passengers.
- The Supreme Court refused to urgently list the plea.
- The petitioner argued that airfares have been inflated over normal fares.
Articles (3)
The Times of India·
‘Air fares up 700%’: ‘Don’t fly’, says SC as it refuses urgent hearing on Diwali fare surge
NDTV·
'Don't Travel By Air': Supreme Court On Petition Against High Ticket Prices
The Hindu·
Don't travel by air, says Supreme Court; refuses urgent listing of plea alleging 700% hike in airfares