- Tamil Nadu has reduced VAT on aviation turbine fuel (ATF) for scheduled airlines operating intra-state flights to lower airfares and encourage more services within the state.
- For refuelling at Chennai airport, VAT on ATF drops from 29% to 16%.
- At other airports in Tamil Nadu, VAT on ATF falls from 29% to 1%.
- For scheduled airlines operating aircraft with a maximum take-off mass below 40,000 kg and refuelling at airports in Tamil Nadu other than Chennai, VAT on ATF is cut from 5% to 1%.
Source: avi-go.com
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