Supreme Court hears PIL on airline pricing as new fare rules await publication

Supreme Court hears PIL on airline pricing as new fare rules await publication
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The Supreme Court noted that the Centre has finalised rules to regulate airfares and additional charges, which have received administrative approval and are to be published within two weeks.

A public interest litigation filed by social activist S. Laxminarayanan challenges what it describes as opaque, algorithm‑driven pricing and a reduction in complimentary check‑in baggage allowance from 25 kg to 15 kg.

The matter has been listed for a further hearing on 16 November.

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