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FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2012

Mumbai: Jet Airways (India) Ltd will take a call on hiking air fares in due course after state-owned oil firms on Monday hiked air turbine fuel rates by around 12% because of the increase in crude oil prices, executive director Saroj Datta said. In the past two months, the Indian crude oil basket has risen at least $20 to $70.96 a barrel.

“We will monitor the situation and evaluate the impact of the ATF price increases and take a call in the due course,” Datta said.

SpiceJet Ltd and Kingfisher Airlines Ltd are also evaluating the impact of the ATF price increases.

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