ATF rises ₹16/litre and commercial LPG increases ₹62.50
In short
State-owned oil companies raised aviation turbine fuel prices by ₹16 per litre from Thursday. They also increased commercial LPG by ₹62.50 per 19-kg cylinder, and ATF for domestic airlines moved to ₹137 from ₹121 per litre.
This matters because airlines face higher fuel costs, and businesses using commercial LPG pay more. The reporting says the change follows stronger global benchmarks, but it does not say how long prices may stay at these levels.
What the reporting says
State-owned oil companies raised aviation turbine fuel prices by ₹16 per litre from Thursday and lifted commercial LPG by ₹62.50 per 19-kg cylinder, according to publisher-supplied reporting. The source says ATF for domestic airlines moved to ₹137 from ₹121 per litre, and links the change to firming international benchmarks. It also notes ATF had already been raised in August and September, with the latest increase adding cost pressure for airlines and users of commercial LPG.
Why it matters
State-owned oil companies raised aviation turbine fuel prices by ₹16 per litre from Thursday and increased commercial LPG by ₹62.50 per 19-kg cylinder. The source says ATF for domestic airlines rose to ₹137 from ₹121 per litre and that the move follows firming international benchmarks. It also notes earlier ATF increases in August and September. The immediate effect is higher operating costs for airlines and higher fuel bills for commercial LPG users.