Mumbai: The civil aviation ministry has decided to allow airlines to charge transaction fee but has insisted that the amount should be part of the airfare and not outside it.
In his order last week civil aviation secretary K N Srivastava ruled that the terms - transaction fee, commission, convenience fee all mean the same which is payment of remuneration to intermediary.
The order further said all these forms of fees are permissible provided these are shown as a part of the fares and no amount is collected from consumers over and above this.
The order will also allow airlines to follow dual pricing (differential fares) "Price differential can exist between a ticket purchased directly from an airline counter or their website or through its website and through an intermediary,'' the civil aviation secretary order said.
Read NJews In Full 25/09/13 Aneesh Phadnis/Business Standard
Friday, 27 September 2013
Airlines can charge transaction fee
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