India's Supreme Court warns noncompliant airlines could be grounded
India's Supreme Court questioned surge pricing in aviation and urged the central government to finalize aviation rules. It warned that airlines failing to comply could face grounding.
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Potential enforcement action could disrupt airline operations and affect air travelers in India.
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