The demand for the cheap flights is on a stand still

The step taken by the Indian government was with an aim to increase the scope for

the aviation sector but was the step fruitful is rather more confusing and mysterious at stand. As per the notification from the Department of Revenue 10% gross value of ticket or 100`, whichever is less will be charged from the consumers irrespective of any class they are traveling. The 12% service tax on the business class and first class seats in the international flights will persist as before. Though the number of the people depending on the cheap flights have too reduced it has hardly affected the business as a whole as the airline companies are compensating the loss with the service tax levied and when compared the reduced number is just negligible as people have been addicted to the service and the service providers as a whole.

The demand for the cheap flights is on a stand still

By: Ronnie Manuel Joseph

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