“GMR’s concern is valid. In the long term, if VAT rates in Delhi are not rationalized with neighbouring states, then there will be an impact on its traffic,” said Satyan Nayar, Secretary general of the Association of Private Airport Operators, a body of private airport operators. “So, airlines will tap into lower cost airports for refuelling, night parking, and so on. Ticket prices will be higher in Delhi compared to neighbouring airports such as Jewar. The impact may not be visible immediately. But, in a year or two, it would be seen.”
As Jewar gears up, Delhi airport firm seeks jet fuel tax parity to stay in the game
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