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Government Launches Fixed-Fare Scheme for Alliance Air to Boost Regional Air Connectivity

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Source: TOI

Context:

The Union Ministry of Civil Aviation has launched a fixed-fare scheme on a pilot basis for Alliance Air, India’s only state-owned fixed-wing airline. The initiative aims to test a transparent, stable fare structure while reviving the airline’s performance amid declining passenger numbers.

Key Highlights:

  • Scheme Name: “Fare Se Fursat”
  • Duration: October 13 – December 31, 2025
  • Operator: Alliance Air (state-owned airline under the Government of India)
  • Objective: To test the operational feasibility and passenger response to fixed ticket pricing on select routes.

About the Scheme

  • The fixed-fare model replaces the current dynamic pricing system, where ticket rates fluctuate based on demand, competition, and timing.
  • It aims to bring pricing transparency and affordability, especially for passengers from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities.
  • The initiative will help assess if stable pricing can enhance load factors and financial sustainability for regional routes.

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