Archive · 1 Oct 2025
ATF and Commercial LPG Prices Rise in Response to Global Oil Market
Imagine the price of jet fuel and gas used in restaurants and hotels went up.
Oil companies increased the price of airplane fuel, making it more expensive for airlines.
Also, the gas used by hotels and restaurants got a little pricier.
The good news is that the gas you use at home for cooking stayed the same price.
This happened because oil prices increased for reasons happening around the world, and these changes were announced on October 1.
ATF prices increased by over 3% and commercial LPG rates by ₹15.50 per cylinder.
Jet fuel price increased by ₹3,052.5 per kilolitre in the national capital.
The price hike affects commercial airlines due to increased operating costs.
Commercial LPG now costs ₹1,595.50 in Delhi.
Domestic LPG prices remain unchanged.
- Who
- Oil firms
- What
- Increased ATF and commercial LPG prices
- When
- October 1
- Where
- National Capital, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata
- Why
- Due to firming oil prices mainly because of geopolitical reasons
Consumers
Oil Companies
Price Increases
Consumers
Higher prices will increase costs of transportation and services.
Oil Companies
Price adjustments are necessary due to fluctuating international oil prices.
- ATF Price Increase
- 3.3% (₹3,052.5 per kl)
- Delhi ATF Price
- ₹93,766.02 per kl
- Commercial LPG Increase
- ₹15.50 per 19 kg cylinder
- Delhi Commercial LPG Price
- ₹1,595.50 (19 kg)
- Domestic LPG Price
- ₹853 per 14.2 kg cylinder
