Oil marketing companies revise fuel prices, reducing aviation turbine fuel (ATF) for international airlines while increasing commercial LPG cylinder rates. Multiple reports say ATF prices for international flights are cut by nearly 27%, lowering operating costs for carriers serving overseas routes. The decrease is described as part of periodic pricing updates linked to global energy market conditions.
At the same time, the price of commercial LPG cylinders is raised by ₹42 per cylinder. The increase is attributed to volatility in global energy costs and continuing supply-chain disruptions originating in West Asia, which affects the landed cost of fuel and liquefied petroleum gas. Together, the changes reflect offsetting directions in the pricing of different energy products—ATF sees a decline for international usage, while commercial LPG becomes more expensive for consumers using LPG in non-domestic, commercial applications.
The revisions apply through the routine mechanism used by public sector oil companies for updating market-linked fuel prices.
