The Supreme Court on Friday, at 10:30 am, will announce its decision on powers of Airports Economic Regulatory Authority ( AERA) to regulate tariffs for non-aeronautical services, such as ground handling charges. This verdict is expected to significantly affect the fees passengers pay for airport services, potentially influencing overall flight costs.
The case revolves around AERA's jurisdiction over charges for services not directly related to flying, which include parking, retail, and ground handling operations at airports. The decision will likely have broad implications for both passengers and airport operators across the country, as it could lead to changes in the cost structure of various airport facilities.
The outcome is highly anticipated, with stakeholders awaiting clarity on AERA’s regulatory powers in this critical aspect of airport operations.
The case revolves around AERA's jurisdiction over charges for services not directly related to flying, which include parking, retail, and ground handling operations at airports. The decision will likely have broad implications for both passengers and airport operators across the country, as it could lead to changes in the cost structure of various airport facilities.
The outcome is highly anticipated, with stakeholders awaiting clarity on AERA’s regulatory powers in this critical aspect of airport operations.
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