Image via WikipediaAirlines exploiting passengers by exorbitantly jacking up fares multifold, especially to metros, have been asked by the regulator, Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), to make public details of all- inclusive fares on the first day of every calendar month.
"To maintain transparency in tariff publication, all the scheduled domestic airlines will have to furnish a copy of the route- wise tariffs across its network in various fare categories, in the manner it is offered in the market to the DGCA on the first day of every calendar month. Any significant and noticeable change in the established tariff so filed with DGCA shall be reported to DGCA within 24 hours of effecting such changes," the DGCA said in a statement on Sunday.
Airlines have also been asked to maintain all records pertaining to established tariffs in its office and publish airfares on their Websites or in newspapers.
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