Order No. 65/2020-21 - Lucknow Airport

AERA/20019/CGF-G/2010-11/Vol-VIII (Part File) Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India

Order No. 65/2020-21

AERA Building, Administrative Complex,

Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi - 110003.

Date of Issue: 24th March, 2021

In the matter of Economic Regulation of Aeronautical Services provided by Airport Operators - Interim arrangement to continue the levy of existing tariffs beyond 31.03.2021 for the relevant Control Period.

This is regarding extension of interim arrangement to continue levy of existing aeronautical tariff for further a period beyond 31.03.2021 in respect of the following Airports categorized on the basis of the same being in different stages of determination as detailed in the table below:

I. PPP 1JV Airports:

SI. No.

Name of Airport Operator

Name of Airport

Aeronautical Tariff

Additional Tariff approved as

compensation in lieu of abolishment

of FTC

Order No. Order No.

1. Hyderabad International Airport Ltd. (HIAl)

Hyderabad 34/2019-20 -

2. Bangalore International Airport Ltd. (BIAL)

Bangalore 18/2018-19 05/2020-21

3. Cochin International Airport Ltd. (CIAl) Cochin 07/2017-18 06/2020-21

4. Chandigarh International Airport Ltd. (CHIAL)

Chandigarh 17/2016-17 33/2020-21

(i) The determination of aeronautical tariff by the Authority in respect of Hyderabad, 3rd Bangalore, Cochin Airports, for the Control Period, and, in respect of

2nd Chandigarh Airport for the Control Period, is already in progress and completion of the process will take time. The Authority, has, therefore, decided that the tariff applicable as on 31.03.2021 may be further extended for a period of 06 (six) months w.e.f. 01.04.2021 to 30.09.2021 or till the determination of tariffs for the relevant Control Period, whichever is earlier, as an interim arrangement to avoid any regulatory vacuum.

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II. AAI Airports:

51. No.


Name of Airport

Aeronautical Tariff


compensation in lieu of abolishment of FTC

Order No. Order No. 1. Airports Authority of Chennai 03/2018-19 22/2020-21 2. India (AAI) Kolkata 23/2017-18 23/2020-21 3. Pune 15/2017-18 11/2020-21 4. Goa 16/2017-18 10/2020-21 5. *presently managed by Calicut 09/2017-18 21/2020-21 *6. AAI -new operator *Guwahati 38/2017-18 20/2020-21 *7. Adani to take over *Trivandrum 03/2017-18 25/2020-21 *8. COD not announced; *Jalour 10/2017-18 18/2020-21

(i) The tariff determination for 3rd Control Period is due for the above mentioned airports (refer Table-II). Out of these 08 airports, it is ascertained that the commercial operat ions at 03 airports namely Guwahati, Trivandrum, and Jaipur , are due to be handed over by AAI to M/s Adani, shortly , post privatization. It is, therefore, expected that the submission of MYTP/ATP for these airports by the new Operator will take more time.

(ii) In respect of the remaining 05 airports, the Authority is in receipt of MYTP/ATP in respect of few airports, for which tariff determination process is initiated. MYTP/ATP in respect of other airports is expected shortly.

(iii) Keeping in view that the tariff determination process for all the above mentioned 08 AAI managed airports will take more time, the Authority, has, decided that the tariff applicable as on 31.03.2021 may be extended for a further period of six (06) months w.eJ. 01.04.2021 to 30.09.2021, or, till the determination of tariffs for the 3rd Control Period, whichever is earlier, as an interim arrangement to avoid any regulatory vacuum .

III. Adani Airports:

51. No.


Name of Airport

Aeronautical Tariff


compensation in lieu of abolishment of

FTC Order No. Order No.

1. Ahmedabad 52/2020-21 17/2020-21 2. M/s Adani-

Lucknow 49/2020-21 24/2020-21 3.

AAIALIALIALIAM IAL Mangaluru 48/2020-21 -

(i) M/s Adani vide their letter no. ALiALlCO/AERA-IT/2021/1, letter no. AMIALICO/AERA-IT/2021/1 & letter no. AAIALICO/AERA-IT/2021/1 dated 25.01 .2021, has requested the Authority to extend the existing tariff, applicable as on 31 .03.2021, for a further period of 06 (six) months up to 30.09.2021 for Lucknow, Mangaluru, and Ahmedabad Airports. In the aforementioned letters M/s Adani has also stated that they shall be submitting the MYTP/ATP for the three airports (i.e. for Ahmedabad & Lucknow Airports for the 3rd Control Period, and, LLO. Marigaluru for 151 Control Period) by May 2021.

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(ii) The Authority, has therefore, decided that the existing tariff, applicable as on 31.03.2021, may be extended for a further period of six (06) months w.eJ. 01.04.2021 to 30.09.2021, or, till the determination of tariffs for the relevant Control Period, whichever is earlier, as an interim arrangement to avoid any regulatory vacuum .

ORDER

In view of the above, to avoid any regulatory vacuum in respect of the tariffs being levied by the regulated entities, the Authority, in exercise of powers conferred by Section 13(1) of the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority of India Act, 2008 hereby orders that:

(i) The Airport Operators (listed at Table I, II, & III) are allowed to continue the levy of existing tariff, applicable as on 31.03.2021 , on interim basis, for a further period of 06 (six) months w.e.f. 01.04.2021 to 30.09.2021 or till the determination of tariffs for the relevant Control Period, whichever is earlier.

(ii) The Airport Operator may ensure compliance of the Order.

By the Order of and in the Name of the A thority

(Col

To,

(i) GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited, Shamshabad, Hyderabad - 500409. (Through: SGK Kishore, CEO, GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd.)

(ii) Bangalore International Airport Limited, Alpha-2 Building, Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru. (Through: Shri Hari Marar, Managing Director)

(iii) Cochin International Airport Limited Nedumbassery, Kochi Airport P.O., Ernakulam- 683111 , Kerala. (Through: Sh. V J Kurian, Managing Director)

(iv) The Chairman, Airports Authority of India Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi-110003.

(v) Adani, Adani Corporate House, Shantigram, S G Highway, Ahmedabad -382421, Gujarat , India (Through: Shri Behnad Zandi, CEO)

(vi) Chandigarh International Airport Limited, Room no. 01, Project office building, Civil Airport, Chandigarh - 160003.

Copy to :

(i) Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan , Safdarjung Airport New Delhi-110003;

(ii) Directorate General of Civil Aviation, for issue of AIC.


File No: AERA/20010/MYTP/ADANI-LUCKNOW(2020-21 Airports Economic Regulatory Authority Qf India

Order No. 49/2020-21 AERA Building,

Administrative Complex, Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi - 110003

Date of issue: 29th October, 2020

In the matter of arrangement to continue to levy the existing tariffs in respect of Chaudhary CharanSingh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow, vide Order No •. 37/2018-19 dated 16.02.2018 and Order NO.24/2020-21 dated 02.07.2020 regarding Economic Regulation of Aeronautical Services provided by the Airport Operator with effect from 02.11.2020 to 31.03.2021.

AERA has determined the Aeronautical charges of AAI Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow, vide Order No. 37/2018-19 dated 16.02.2018 (for aeronautical charges) and Order No.24/2020-21 dated 02.07.2020 (additional landing charges i~liey.. ()fa.boli,~i()118f FIC by GoI w.e.f, 15th January 2020) for the znd Control Peri&ii;J~lratip t'b·~H63.2021.

2. Adani Lucknow International Airport Ltd vide letter No. ALIAL/CO/AERAIT/2020/1 dated 17.09.2020 has submitted that Airports Authority of India has selected Adani Group for operation, management and development of Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow for 50 years and as part of the transition process, Adani Group has formed a Special Purpose Vehicle namely, Adani Lucknow Internatio Airport Limited, IAL). ALIAL had signed the Concession Agre~ti~t the agreement A IU? ;;0 shall undertake op r~tion;,

rts, t~~~ity'fJ . n~el!" t()lal;;A,~

mar1age~~nt:; ana

.a (~~JI~n 14.02.2020. As per ~i~i\T1 (!he concessionaire)

evelop:ment· of the Chaudhary Charan Singh Internation w, subject to the terms and conditions of the Conce date of Commencement of Operations by ALIAL.

3. ALIAL, vide its letter no. ALIAL/CO/AERA-IT/2020/1 dated 17.09.2020, has further stated that they need some time to submit MYTP for the consideration of the Authority, and, requested the Authority to allow continuation of the existing aeronautical tariff from the date of COD till determination of tariff by AERA based on submission of MYTP by ALIAL as per the provisions of AERA Regulatory Framework. ' " ~""

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4. MI also confirmed vide mail dated 20.10.2020 that Adani Lucknow International Airport Limited (ALIAL) will start the Commercial Operations (COD) w.e.f 02.11.2020. The MOD between the GOI and ALIAL was also signed on 21.10.2020.

5. Since ALIAL is likely to assume the role of the Airport Operator for Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow and shall start commercial operations by 02.11.2020, the Authority decided to allow ALIAL to levy the existing tariff as applicable as on 01.11.2020 from the date of commencement of operations by ALIAL Le.02.11.2020 till 31.03.2():?1 for the remaining period of 2nd Control Period.

ORDER

In view of the above, to avoid anyregulatory vacuum in respect of the tariffs being levied by the regulated entities and considering change in the status of Airport Operator at Chaudhary Charan Singh International (eeS!) Airport, Lucknow, the Authority, in exercise of powers conferred by Section 13(1)of the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority of India Act, 2008herebyorders that:

(i) The Airport Operatof,~d~N;~ucl\.1"!g';Y,:~nternationalAirport Ltd (ALIAL) is allowed to contiml~::i6:iEi~;~~ld'\~~li~et the existing tariff as applicable as on 01.11.2020 w.e.f, 02.11.2020 to 31.03.2021.

(ii) The Airport Operator shall submit the MITP for the 3rd Control Period well in time as per the provisions of AERARegulatory Guidelines.

(iii) The Airport Operator shall ensure compliance of the Order.

ini~~~ Secretary


To,

Shri Behnad Zandi Chief Executive Officer Adani Lucknow International Airport Ltd (ALIAL) , Adani Corporate House, Shantigram, S G Highway, Ahmedabad - 382421, Gujarat, India

Copy to: 1. Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, Safdarjung Airport New Delhi-riooog.

2. Directorate General ofGivil Aviation, for issue of AlC.


File No : AERAL20010/MYTP/ADANI-LUCKNOW /2020-21

Airports ECQnom ic RegulatQrY Authority Of India

Order No. 51/2020-21


SafdarjuJig Airport, New Delhi - 110003

Date of issue: 04th November, 2020

In the matter of arrangement .toeon t inue to levy the existing tariffs in respect of Adani Lucknow .International Airport Ltd (ALIAL) for Cargo Handling Services at 'Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow.

AERA has determined the tariff of Cargo Handling Services for AAlCLAS at Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow, vide Order No. 41/2020-21 dated 01.09.2020 for.theist Control Period valid up to 31.03.2024.

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2. Adani Lucknow International Airport 'Ltd vide letter No. ALIAL/CO/AERAIT/2020/1 dated 17.09.2020 has subrr{itt~d th~Airports Authority of India has selected Adani Group for oper1R.ioM 1i~na gehient and development of Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow for 50 years and as part of the transition process, Adani Group has formed a Special Purpose Vehicle namely, Adani Lucknow International Airport Limited (ALIAL) and signed the Concession Agreement with Airports Authority of India (AAI) on 14.02.2020. As per the Concession Agreement Adani Lucknow International Airport Limited (the concessionaire) shall undertake operations, management and development of the Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCSI) Airport, Lucknow, subject to the terms and conditions of, ,tl,:i'~ : the date of Commencement ofOperl;ltions ~15y' ALIAb.~ :

3. ALIAL, vide its letter no, ALIAL/CO/AERA-IT/2020/2 dated 12.10.2020, has stated that AAI Cargo Logistics ana Alii'ed 'Services Company Limited (AAICLAS) will hand over the existing Dome$tic and International Cargo Handling facilities to ALIAL from the date of COD and ' they would -operate the facility in the same manner, as they were operating duringAAI's period. ALIAL further stated that their Cargo Handling Facility will be operated by ALIAL itself and will not outsource the operation to any other agency. Therefore, ALIAL requested to the Authority to allow continuation of the existing Cargo Handling tariff in line with Order No 41/2020-21 dated 01.09.2020 (issued by AERAfor AAICLAS) from the date of COD.

Concession Agreement . 'from .

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4. AAICLAS also confirmed vide mail dated 29.10.2020 that Adani Lucknow International Airport Limited (ALIAL) will start the Commercial Operations (COD) w.e.f 02.11.2020. The MOD between the GOI and ALIAL was also signed on 21.10.2020. The Commissioner of Customs, Lucknow vide Notification No. 01/2020

dated 16.10.2020 appointed M/s ALIAL as Custodian of cargo brought for customs examination / clearance at CCSIAirport, Lucknow w.e.f, 01.11.2020.

5. Since ALIAL has taken over the Cargo Handling Services at CCSI Airport, Lucknow from AAICLAS and start the commercial operations from 02.11.2020, the Authority decided to allow ALIAL to levy the existing tariff as appli cable as on 01.11.2020 from the date of commencement of operations by ALIAL up to 31.03·2021.

ORDER

In view of the above, to avoid any regulatory vacuum in respect of the tariffs being levied by the regulated entities and considering change in the status of Airport Operator at Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCS!) Airport, Lucknow, the Authority, in exercise of powers conferred by Section 13(1) of the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority ofIndia Act, 2008 herebyorders that:

'1' : (i) The Airport OperatoE! ~dan i ljuck5}9!fw;:'lu ternational Airport Ltd (ALIAL)

is allowed to continue td'levY fthe"'~xisltng tariff rates of Cargo Handling Services at Chaudhary Charan Singh International (CCS!) Airport, Lucknow, as applicable as on 01.11.2020 (issued for AAICLAS vide Order No. 41/2020-21 dated 01.09.2020) from the date of commencement of operations up to 31.03.2021.

(ii) The ALIAL shall submit the MYTP for Aeronautical services (including Cargo Handling services) for the 3rd Control Period well in time as per the

'provisions ofAERA Regulatory Guidelihes. " . f .

Bythe Order-of and .in the Name of the Authority. I . .

, ~y (Dr. Moses George)

Director (Legal)


To,

Shri Behnad Zandi Chief Executive Officer Adani Lucknow International Airport Ltd (ALIAL) , Adani Corporate House, Shantigram, S G Highway, Ahmedabad - 382421, Gujarat, India

Copy to: 1. Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, Safdarjung Airport New Delhi-riooog.

2. Directorate General of Civil Aviation, for issue of AIC.

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[File No. AERA/20010/AAI-Lucknow/CP-II/2016-17]

Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India

Corrigendum to Order No. 24/2020-21


Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi 110003

Date of Issue: 04th August, 2020

Airport Operator Airport

: Airp9~1\.llthorcityof India :ChauW!~;~Ch~-t~n Singh Amati~j,\*P,~l<.ti-9~/(CCSIA}•.

International Airport,

ORDER

3. The Authority, in exercise of powers conferred by Section 13(1)(a) of the Airports Economic ReglllaJ.2ry Authority 0tJndia Act, 2008, and, the facts and clarifications pl~~~d on 1'~cor~lbefQretheAut4Qrity,decidesand orders that:

3.1 Landirt~\;~h~rg~s;o;the/period;fro~ '15;6;.~0?0 to 31.03.2021 as specified in the .tariff card annexed to Order no. 24/2020-21 dated 02.07.2020 may be read asJollow~:

Rate ner L and·mg'- It Weight of the Aircraft

<, R~vi~edcIfute~£er Landing Approved by AERA(In'f}

Up to 25 MT

Above 25 MT up to 50 MT

~ 294 per MT

~ 7,350 + ~ 601 per MT in excess of 25 MT

Above 50 ~T up to 100 MT ~ 22,375 + ~ 699 per MT in excess of 50 MT

Above 100 MT to 200 MT ~ 57,325 + ~ 797 per MT in excess of 100 MT

Above 200 MT ~ 1,37,025 + ~. 920 per MT in excess of 200 MT

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. Fr h Rateper Land·InR- D omestic lR t

Weight of the Aircraft Revised Rate Per Landing Approved by

AERA(In~)

Up to 25 MT

Above 25 MT up to 50 MT

~ 294perMT

~ 7,350 + ~ 392 per MT in excess of 25 MT

Above 50 MT up to 100MT ~ 17,150 + ~ 454 per MT in excess of 50 MT

Above 100 MT to 200 MT ~ 39,850 + ~ 515 per MT in excess of 100 MT

Above zoo MT ~91j350 + ~ 576 per MT in excess of 200 MT I" -, .":':

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4. All other charges, and,terll1S&:¢9Q.d~ti9JlS, as determined vide AERA Order No. 37/2017-18 dated 16.02.2pi8>&:'Qrd~rJlo;24/2020-21 dated 02.07.2020 shall remain applicable. ""ji" /,,\.;«/')""."\

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(Man Sooden) Secretary

To,

Airports Authority of India, Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan, Safdarjung Airport,

Copy to: Secretary, Ministry of Civil Aviation,

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uallUJlll 'Bhawan, Safdarjung

New Delhi -110 003.

AirportNew Delhi-riooog.

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11) PARKING AND HOUSING CHARGES

Weight of the Parking Charges Rates per Hour Housing Charges Rates per Aircraft Hour

Up to 25 MT t 3.3 Per Hour Per MT t 6. 7 Per Hour Per MT Above 25 MT up to t 82.5 +·� 4.6 per Hour per MT � 167.5 + t 8.9 per MT per50 MT in excess of 25 MT Hour in excess of 25 MTAbove SO MT up to � 197.5 + � 8.9 per MT per Hour t 390.0 + t 18.0 per MT per 100 In excess of SO MT Hour ln excess of 50 MT Above 100 MT to 200 � 642.5 + � 11.2 per MT per � 1,290.0 + � 22.5 per MT perMT Hours in excess of 100 MT Hours in excess of 100 MTAbove 200 MT t 1,762.5 + � 12:4.per; MT per � 3,540.0 + � 24.8 per MT per

Note

1)

2)

3) 4) 5)

6)

Hours in ·exce'!is ·of l.20:0 MT Hours in excess of 200 MT.,

No parking charges shall be levied for the firs-t two hours. While calculating free parking period, standard time of 15 mi"!")U�es shall'�e added on account of time taken between touch down time and actual par�jng ttm,e on the parking stand. Another standard time of 15 minutes shall be added on a.cc-0unt of t9xing time of aircraft from parking stand to take off point these periods, shall be appllc�·ble for each aircraft irrespective of actual time taken in the movemenflQJ aircraft after landing and before takeoff. For calculating chargeable patking·;�ime }lnY part of an hour shall be rounded off to the next hour. ' Charges shall be c.alculated Ori 'th'e ba�s Jf'r\��est MT. Charges for each parking period shall be rounded off to nearest Rupee At the in-contact stands and open stands, after free parking, for: the next two hours normal parking charges shall be levied. After this period, the charges shall be double the normal parking charges. It is decided to waive off the night parking charges in principle for all domestic scheduled operators at Lucknow Airport if the State Government has brought the rate of tax (VAT) on ATF up to 5%. The above waiver o( night parking charges (between 2200 hrs. to 0600 hrs) �ill_'P.� ma9�. �P.1?,ILcabl(fr<

1m thr q§!te. of implementation of 5%

tax on ATF byll:lie State G0vtC In the:evi

t of,Up,ward revfsjo, in the tax rate of ATF bythe State Govt., the.; rt!liif '@f ,.free nlg iaan[dng .(:hi)rges Wi_ll1@1so be deemed to be withdrawn for all the airports within the jurisdiction of the said State

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IV) PASSENGER SERVICE FEE (PSF) - SECURITY*

per embarking passenger �130 $ 3.25

• PSF-Security is determined by MoCA and the rates as provided by MoCA from time to timeshall be applicable

Notes 1) Collection Charge: If the payment is made within 15 days of receipt of invoice, then

collection charges at ;!' 2.50% of PSF per passenger shall be paid by AAI. Nocollection charges shall be paid in case the airline fails to pay the PSF to AAI withinthe credit period of 15 days. Wherever collection charges are payable the amountshall be settled within 15 days.

2) No PSF (Security) will be levied�'for Trc'i"nsi.t P�s�engers3) For conversion of US $ int-Q ,. the rate as on 1$t day of the month for 1st fortnightly

billing period and rate as on 16th of the �onth for the 2nd fortnightly billing periodshall be adopted. If the payment is m.�de ,Within 15 days of receipt of bills, thencollection at 2.5% of PSF per passehg'�r Is �ayable.

V) USER DEVELOPMENT FEE (UDF,J

Particulars Rate

Domestic UDF per Embarking,ijijsser;igsr ... '� � �163

International UDF per Embarking l>assen'ger 1,,. .. �475

Notes

1)

2) 3)

4) 5)

Collection Charge: If the payment is made within 15 days of receipt of invoice then collection charges at� 5 per departing passenger shall be paid by AAI. No collection charges shall be paid in case the airline fails to pay the UDF Invoice to AAI within the credit period of 15 days or in case of any part payment. To be eligible to claim this collection charges, the airlines should have no overdue on any account with AAI. Wherever colJectiop cnarges are payable tl;le amount shall be settled within 15 da s. _ J

For calculating the tf

o In foreign curren1cy/ t�e RBI i!efl!re11ce! e0nversion rate as on the last day of the previous month for tickets issued in the 1st fortnight and rate as on 15th of the month or.ticket$ lssuej jrf tlj\e 2nJ f0rtnight shall be adopted. Revised UDF charges,wjJJrhe applka I� on tl.ckets.'issued on or after 01.04.2020. No UDF will be levied for Transit 'PassJn1gers·

VI) Exemption from levy and collection from UDF and PSF (SC) at the Airports

The Ministry of Civil Aviation, Govt. of India vide order no. AV.16O11/OO2/2OO8-AAI dated 30.11.2011 has directed AAI to exempt the following categories of persons

(a) (bl ('t)

(d) (e) (f)

(g)

from levy and collection of UDF & PSF (Security).

Children (under age of 2 years}, Holders of Diplomatic Passport, Airlines crew on duty including sky marshals & airline crew on board for the particular flight only (this would not include Dead Head Crew, or ground personnel}, Persons travelling on official duty on aircraft operated by Indian Armed Forces, Persons traveling on official duty for United Nations Peace Keeping Missions. Transit/transfer passengers (this exemption may be granted to all the passengers transiting up to 24 hrs. ''A passenger is treated in transit only if onward travel journey is within 24 hrs. from arrival into airport and is part of the same ticket,· in case 2 separate tickets are issued it '#Ould not be treated as transit passenger").

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Passengers departing from,t!Je t_111diab airports due to involuntary re-routing i.e. technical problems or weather-c0ndltions.

VII) GENERAL CONDITION:

a) Flight operating under Regfonal Cor'l'r''lectivity Scheme will be completely exemptedfrom charges as per order No. 20J201"6;17 dated 31.03.2017 of the Authority fromthe date the scheme is operationali,ed �y GOI.

b) All the above Ch.arges are e_xcluding of GST. GST at the applicable rates are payable inaddition to above charges.

No. AV-13024 /659/2015- AS

Government of India

Ministry of Civil Aviation,.* * r<*

ORDER

Subiect: Revision in Aviation Security Fee (ASF)

In exercise of power conferred under tlule BBA ofthe Aircraft Rules, l-937, the Central

Government has accorded approval for levy ofrevised Aviation Security Fee (ASF) rates on

air tickets issued on or after 1't April,2021at 00.01 hours as under:

Aviation Security Fee for the domestic passengers will be levied at the rate of Rs.

200/- per embarking passenger.

Aviation Security Fee for the International passengers will be levied at the rate of

US$12 or equivalent Indian rupees per embarking passenger.

z. This issues with the approval of competellt authority.

'B' Block, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan,

Safdarjung Airporf New Delhi,

Dated the lSltlarch, 2021

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(Brajesh Kumar SrivastavaJ

Under Secretary to the Govt. of IndiaTelNo:246t9282

DG, DGCA, Safdarung Airport, New Delhi.

DC, BCAS, Janpath, New Delhi,

The Chairman, Airports Authority of India, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, New Delhi

The Member (Financel, Airports Authority of lndia, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, New

Delhi.

5. All Pvt./JV Airport 0peratorso. All Airline Operators (including Air Indial7. JS(P-lll, MHA, North Block, New Delhi

8. DG, CISF, CGO Complex, New Dethi

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Order No. 65/2020-21 - Lucknow Airport