IndiGo has announced an increase in fuel charges for both domestic and international flights. The airline said the revised charges will vary depending on the distance and destination of the journey.For domestic flights covering up to 500 km, passengers will now have to pay a fuel charge of ₹375. For flights to European countries, the fuel charge will be as high as ₹10,000, according to the airline’s announcement.The increase comes as airlines continue to face changes in fuel and operating costs. Aviation turbine fuel (ATF) is one of the major expenses for airlines, and fluctuations in fuel prices can directly affect the cost of air travel.The additional fuel charge will be added to the applicable airfare and may increase the overall ticket price for passengers. The exact amount will depend on the route and type of journey.IndiGo is one of India’s largest airlines and operates a large network of domestic and international flights. The airline has been expanding its international operations while also maintaining extensive connectivity between major Indian cities.Passengers planning to travel by IndiGo are therefore advised to check the total fare, including applicable fuel charges and other fees, before booking their tickets.
