If you travel from Delhi Airport in the coming time, then you may have to pay new user development fees. Delhi Airport Operator Dial (Dial) has proposed separate user fees for economy and business class passengers. Not only this, according to the news of PTI, separate user fees are also proposed for peak and off peak hours. Dial Indira Gandhi operates the International Airport. Dial is a consortium led by GMR Group.
How much is user development fees
According to the news, the loss-making dial in its tariff proposal for the fourth control period from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2029, separate user development fees (UDF) for the passengers of international flights and business class passengers in their tariff proposal Has proposed For passengers of international flying economy class, the proposed user development fee ranges from Rs 430 to Rs 810 and for business class passengers this amount ranges from Rs 860 to Rs 1,620.
How much UDF is proposed
According to the proposal submitted to the Airport Economic Regulatory Authority, UDF is proposed for each economy class passenger for the first two years-2025-26 and 2026-27 and then Rs 430 for Rs 2027-28 and 2028-29. For international economy class passengers, the proposed fee is Rs 280 per person for the first two years and Rs 150 for the last two years of the last two years of the 2025-2029 control period. In the case of business class passengers, UDF has suggested Rs 570 per person for 2025-26 and 2026-27 and Rs 300 per person for 2027-28 and 2028-29.
Also demand for off peak hours and peak hours
Dial, who operates Delhi Airport, has demanded separate UDFs from domestic passengers for off-peak hours and peak hours. According to Dial, the proposed fee for passengers landing from domestic aircraft is Rs 315 to 610 per person during peak hours. The proposed fee for passengers landing from domestic aircraft is Rs 115-210 per person during peak hours. Generally, there are peak hours at the airport from 5 am to 8.55 am and from 6 pm to 20.55 pm.
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