Archive · 1 Aug 2025
ATF Price Hiked, Commercial LPG Rates Reduced
The cost of jet fuel (ATF) has gone up, which will make it more expensive for airlines.
At the same time, the price of gas used by businesses (commercial LPG) has been lowered.
These changes are happening because the price of fuel on the world market is always changing.
Regular gas for homes, however, is staying the same price.
ATF prices increased by 3% across major cities.
Commercial LPG cylinder prices reduced by ₹33.50.
ATF price hike impacts airlines' operating costs.
Domestic LPG cylinder prices remain unchanged.
ATF and LPG price adjustments reflect fluctuations in international rates.
- Who
- State-owned fuel retailers such as IOC, BPCL, and HPCL revised the prices.
- What
- ATF prices increased by 3% and commercial LPG cylinder prices were reduced by ₹33.50.
- When
- The price changes were effective as of August 1st.
- Where
- The price changes affect major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.
- Why
- The price changes are in line with fluctuations in international benchmark rates.
Airlines
Fuel Retailers
Impact of ATF Price Hike
Airlines
Higher ATF prices increase operating costs.
Fuel Retailers
No direct viewpoint.
- ATF Price Increase
- 3%
- ATF Price in Delhi
- ₹92,021.93 per kl
- Commercial LPG Reduction
- ₹33.50
- Commercial LPG Price in Delhi
- ₹1,631.50
- Domestic LPG Price
- ₹853 (14.2 kg cylinder)
- Impact on Airlines
- Increased operating costs
Sources
Commercial LPG Cylinder Price Cut By Rs 33.50; New Rates Effective From Today
Commercial LPG Cylinder Gets Cheaper By Rs 33.50 From August 1; Check City-Wise Rates
Commercial LPG cylinder price cut by ₹33.50; new rates effective from August 1
Commercial LPG Cylinder Price Cut by ₹33.50; New Rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad
