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ATF price revised upward

NEW DELHI: Public sector oil firms have raised the aviation turbine fuel (ATF) price by over four per cent in line with the rise in international oil prices.

The ATF or jet fuel price for domestic airlines in Delhi has been raised by 4.4 per cent to Rs. 37,746.92 per kilolitre, while in Mumbai the price was hiked by Rs. 1649.43 per kl to Rs. 39,013.31 per kl, according to Indian Oil Corporation.

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