Domestic air travel is going to be costlier again with both state-run Air India and private carrier Jet Airways hiking fuel surcharge on flight tickets by up to Rs150.
"Both Jet Airways and Air India have revised their fuel surcharge on domestic network by up to Rs150," an industry source said.
The increase has been effected from the second fortnight of this month, sources said, adding that the fuel surcharge has been revised upwards by Rs150 for travel above 1,000 km and Rs100 for travel up to 1,000 km.
No-frill carrier IndiGo may take a call shortly on the issue, airline sources said.So far the airline has desisted from revising fuel surcharge but it is expected to take a call on the issue in the next couple of days, they said.