Malaysian Airlines has stated that it will rethink its India strategy due to the steep increase in Delhi airport charges and the demand for a further hike by other major airports. “The hike in airport charges at Delhi has jeopardised our plans to increase flights from here. Other airports are also demanding a hike, so if it’s not manageable, then we have to rethink our strategy,” said Mohamed Sathik Ali, the airline’s general manager (North India). The Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA) had allowed Delhi International Airport Limited to increase overall airport charges for by a staggering 346% for next

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