Revised parking tariffs at Chaudhary Charan Singh Airport
The airport authority has overhauled its parking and entry fees to streamline traffic, improve space management and strengthen security. The new pricing mirrors the models already adopted at other Indian airports.
Two‑wheelers and auto‑rickshaws
Two‑wheelers will be charged Rs 50 for a stay of up to eight minutes. The fee jumps to Rs 100 for a 30‑ to 60‑minute window, with a daily maximum of Rs 300. Auto‑rickshaws incur Rs 80 for the first half‑hour and Rs 100 for up to one hour; the 24‑hour ceiling is set at Rs 500.
Private cars and SUVs
Private cars and SUVs enjoy a grace period of eight minutes. After that, the charge is Rs 150 for up to 30 minutes and Rs 200 for up to one hour, with a daily cap of Rs 1,000.
Commercial cars
Commercial vehicles are billed Rs 200 from the very first eight minutes, with a maximum of Rs 1,200 for a full day.
Heavy vehicles (tempos, Chhota Hathi, pickups, mini‑buses, buses, trucks)
Larger vehicles face an initial charge of Rs 600 for the first eight minutes, and the 24‑hour limit is capped at Rs 3,000.
Monthly passes – rates for regular users
- Staff: Rs 300 per month for two‑wheelers, Rs 800 per month for four‑wheelers.
- Commercial taxis and autos: Rs 1,000 per month.
- Cash‑carry vans: Rs 1,500 per month.
- Crew vehicles: Rs 8,000 per month.
- Hotel vehicles: Rs 15,000 per month.
- Cruiser vehicles: Rs 20,000 per month.
Fines for parking violations
Vehicles parked in prohibited zones or overstaying in pick‑up and drop‑off lanes may be clamped or removed by crane. The penalty is Rs 500 for two‑wheelers and Rs 1,000 for cars, tempos, SUVs, mini‑buses, buses and trucks.
Key takeaways for drivers
Stick to the designated parking zones and respect the allotted time limits to avoid fines and inconvenience.
