A Rs 10,000-crore jet fuel price stabilisation programme has failed to attract any airline sign-ups. The scheme, designed to shield carriers from surging fuel costs, lost its appeal as international oil prices declined. Airlines were offered a capped price of Rs 115 per litre, but market-linked rates have since fallen below this, making the voluntary scheme unattractive.

A significant drop in jet fuel prices, by nearly Rs 5 per litre, brings welcome relief to Indian airlines. This reduction, driven by falling international crude oil rates and…

NEW DELHI: The central government cut down the jet fuel, or aviation turbine fuel (ATF), prices for domestic airlines by Rs 5 per litre on Wednesday following a decline in…