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Government may review ₹10,000 crore ATF fund as airlines show no interest

3 sources · first seen 11:40 6 Oct · updated 13:55 6 Oct

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  • The Union Cabinet approved the price stabilisation fund in June
  • Airlines have stayed away from the scheme
  • A review could affect support for Indian airlines and oil marketing companies amid fuel-price volatility

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3 reports · earliest 11:40
CNBC-TV18ATF price stabilisation scheme: India likely to review ₹10,000 crore fund as airlines stay away11:40NDTV ProfitGovt May Rework Rs 10,000 Crore ATF Price Stabilisation Fund As Airlines Show No Interest: Sources12:41MintCentre revisits ATF price stabilisation fund amid rising costs13:55