Plan to bring ATF under PNG board: Ajit
Press Trust of India : New Delhi, Sun Dec 16 2012, 00:14 hrs
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Aiming to bring transparency in pricing of jet fuel, civil aviation minister Ajit Singh today said plans are afoot to bring Air Turbine Fuel (ATF) under the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board.
The move will help airlines know about pricing methods and the changes in it, he told reporters on the sidelines of FICCI's Annual General Meeting. "We are planning to bring ATF under the regulator, so that there is some transparency on how it is priced," he said.
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