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Hyderabad flyers may soon have to pay airport fees for arrivals too

Hyderabad airport is proposing a shift in passenger charges, reducing fees for departing flyers and introducing a new charge for arrivals. This aims to ease the burden on departing passengers and align with other major airports. The airport operator plans significant investments in expansion, including a new terminal and runway,…

The Economic Times

Noida airport: Regulator AERA fixes Rs 490 UDF for departing domestic passengers

Airports tariff regulator AERA has set the User Development Fee (UDF) for Noida International Airport at Rs 490 for departing domestic and Rs 980 for international passengers for the 2026-27 period. These rates are comparable to national averages and aim to encourage airline expansion. The airport, set to begin operations…

The Economic Times

Noida International Airport may lose fare edge over IGI despite UP’s fuel tax relief. Why?

Flyers may not find cheaper flights from the new Noida International Airport as higher airport tariffs and passenger charges offset Uttar Pradesh's lower aviation fuel tax. Airlines warn these costs could make fares similar to or higher than Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, potentially discouraging passenger shift.

The Economic Times

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Homes & Gardens

Ignore all the smart home gimmicks. These five devices actually make life easier

Skip the wifi oven and Alexa toothbrush – these time-tested smart devices are must-haves in any home

The Guardian - US

There’s a Reason Oil Well Sales Are Collapsing In California: Cleanup Costs

Faced with putting up hefty bonds to clean up their mess, operators are instead taking a pass on selling off dying wells.

Capital & Main

California Isn’t Enforcing Its Strongest-in-the-Nation Oil Well Cleanup Law on Its Largest Oil Company

State regulators could have asked oil companies California Resources Corp. and Aera Energy for an estimated $2.4 billion to guarantee wells are plugged but decided they didn’t have the authority to do so.

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Will California’s Largest Oil Well Owner Get a Pass on Paying to Clean Up Its Mess?

A new state law mandates that oil companies put up money to plug wells before acquiring them. It could fail its first big test, putting taxpayers on the hook.

Capital & Main

British supercar brand returns to its cycling roots, launches all-new Dash

Best known for its Atom and Nomad, British automotive brand Ariel returns to bikes with titanium, 3D-printed electric bike

Cycling News

Regulator snubs revenue projections at Adani-controlled Thiruvananthapuram Airport

Airports Economic Regulatory Authority says Thiruvananthapuram Kerala International Airport Ltd’s F&B and retail revenues are just 12% of the norm in other airports; contract awarded to Adani subsidiary with low revenue sharing structure

The Hindu

A Week on the Wrist with the Aera P1 – a brilliant pick for larger wrists

The Aera P1 is a lovely Pilot watch with a large case diameter

A Week on the Wrist with the Aera D1 – affordable Rolex Submariner killer?

The Aera D1 is a dive watch with substance, style and a superb price tag

Major airports warned against making ‘Elite Meet & Greet’ service mandatory

Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) warns of stringent action against airport operators/service providers for mandatory 'Elite Meet and Greet' service.

The Hindu

Jump Crypto and Bain Capital Crypto bet $8 million on Gauntlet founder’s new startup, Aera

In addition to Gauntlet, his $1 billion company, Chitra also has his own venture capital firm, Robot Ventures.

Fortune

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The Times of India

Flying from Hyderabad set to get costlier

HYDERABAD: Flying is all set to get more expensive from Friday (April 1) as several airports - both PPP and AAI ones - will be hiking their aeronautical fees from Friday (April 1).

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