The government limits the increase in air ticket prices to 25% per month for domestic flights to reduce price increases – Al-Ayyam Bahraini newspaper

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The government limits ATF hikes to 25% per month for domestic flights to limit price hikes

In a move aimed at protecting passengers from sharp rises in air ticket prices, the government has capped monthly increases in aviation turbine fuel (ATF) prices for domestic flights at 25%, according to Reuters.The decision comes amid fluctuations in global energy markets linked to the ongoing crisis in Iran, which has led to higher fuel costs and increased pressure on airlines.

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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh welcomed the move, saying it would help protect passengers from sudden increases in ticket prices.In a related development, the government said private sector operators are facing supply constraints in automotive LPG due to procurement challenges. She added that operators of dual-fed vehicles are encouraged to switch to petrol where possible.

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