Charges for Airports & Air Navigation Services

Charges for Airports 

&

 Air Navigation Services


The charges levied by Airports Authority of India (AAI) are under two broad heads - 

  1. Air Navigation Services (ANS) 
  2. Airport Services

Air Navigation Services

  1. Route Navigation Facility Charges (RNFC)
  2. TERMINAL NAVIGATIONAL LANDING CHARGES (TNLC)
  • RNFC for Landing Flights
  • RNFC for Overflying
  • RNFC for small aircrafts registered in India 

Airport Services

  1. Landing Charges 
  2. Housing and Parking Charges 
  3. User Development Fees (UDF)
  4. Fuel Throughput Charges 
  5. Passenger Service Fees
  6. Extension of Service Hours (Airport)

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