The airline industry is doing well and well-controlled : Delhi High Court
New Delhi – The Delhi High Court has dismissed two petitions seeking a cap on air ticket prices. The Court stated that it would not be appropriate to apply a new rule to the entire industry based on isolated incidents. As a result, it is not correct to consider such Public Interest Litigations (PILs). The Court noted that the airline industry in the country is doing well and therefore, decided not to issue any directives regarding the fixing of air ticket prices.
Delhi HC rejects plea seeking to cap the price of air tickets!
The operation of the airline industry in the country is going on in an apt manner ! – #DelhiHighCourt
‘Many a times, autorickshaw fare is more than that of a plane ticket!’#Aviationpic.twitter.com/LTuLLDf5uV
— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) May 16, 2024
Advocates Amit Sahni and Bejon Kumar Misra filed these PILs. They argued, “There should be a limit on the prices of air tickets to prevent arbitrary acts by aviation companies and the extortion of passengers.”
A rickshaw fare is often more than a plane ticket : HC
The High Court further stated that the price of an air ticket should be determined by market conditions. The aviation sector is doing well and has become highly competitive. Nowadays, even rickshaw fares cost more than air tickets.
Every Indian must watch ‘The Sabarmati Report’ movie : Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
SC issues notice to Muslim party in Gyanvapi case
Demand to declare Indigenous Cow as Rashtramata
If a relationship with consensual physical intimacy later ends, rape or sexual harassment charges cannot be filed
Special Interview : Efforts like increasing the number of polling stations have led to a rise in voter turnout : S. Chokalingam, Chief Election Officer
Navjot Kaur Sidhu gets new life through Ayurveda; successfully beats stage 4 cancer