Hyderabad: Passengers flying from Hyderabad airport to different Indian cities will see a discount within the consumer growth payment (UDF) from September 1, whilst home passengers arriving to town will face a brand new cost from the identical date.
The Airports Financial Regulatory Authority (AERA) has revised the UDF as a part of its remaining tariff order for Rajiv Gandhi Worldwide Airport (RGIA) for the fourth management interval, which runs from September 1, 2026, to March 31, 2031.
Hyderabad Airport home departure payment diminished
The UDF for passengers departing Hyderabad on home flights will come down from the present Rs 750 to Rs 515 throughout the first tariff yr.
The revised home departure costs will change over the next years:
| Interval | Home departing UDF |
| 2026-27 | Rs 515 |
| 2027-28 | Rs 555 |
| 2028-29 | Rs 620 |
| April-October 2029 | Rs 670 |
| November 2029-March 2030 | Rs 415 |
| 2030-31 | Rs 415 |
The utmost home departure UDF throughout the preliminary years will probably be Rs 670, which stays under the present Rs 750 payment.
Arrivals at Hyderabad airport to face new UDF
Whereas departing passengers will profit from a decrease payment initially, home passengers arriving in Hyderabad should pay a UDF for the primary time.
From September 1, home arriving passengers will probably be charged Rs 220.
Till now, passengers arriving in Hyderabad on home flights weren’t required to pay the UDF.
Worldwide UDF additionally revised
AERA has additionally modified the UDF for worldwide passengers.
The payment for passengers departing Hyderabad on worldwide flights will probably be Rs 1,030 in 2026-27, in contrast with the present Rs 1,500.
The worldwide departure UDF will rise to Rs 1,085 in 2027-28, Rs 1,130 in 2028-29 and Rs 1,175 between April and October 2029.
It can then drop to Rs 880 for November 2029 to March 2030 and improve to Rs 915 in 2030-31.
For passengers arriving on worldwide flights, the UDF will probably be Rs 440 throughout the first tariff yr.
