Although airports located in South Korea and Cambodia offer attractive incentives to lure airlines to use their facilities and open up new routes from the locations, airports in India have been raising fees and charges for existing and new airlines. Incheon airport in South Korea offers new airlines free fees for their first year and concessions in years two and three, with other airports offering similar generous incentive schemes. However Indira Gandhi International Airport, run by GMR Group’s Delhi International Airport, has increased aeronautical charges by 346%, even though the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (Aera) had demanded a 775% hike.

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