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Jet fuel prices up by 1 per cent from April

| @indiablooms | Apr 02, 2019, at 06:33 pm

New Delhi, Apr 2 (UNI) Prices of aviation turbine fuel (ATF) have been increased by 1 per cent effective from April 1, this year.

With the hike, now the jet fuel will cost Rs 63,472.22 a kilo litre and Rs 63,447.54 in Delhi and Mumbai, respectively.

In Kolkata, the price of ATF has increased to Rs 69,242.21 and in Chennai to Rs 64,713.19 a kiloliter.

Jet fuel prices had touched four-year high in November last year with the price of Rs 76,378.8 per kilolitre in Delhi. After this, they started going down. But after February, they have been rising again.

 

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