In addition to the VVIP flights, the amount of 345.72 crore.42 crore).70 crore paid towards Rs 451.07 crore was paid while a payment of Rs 118.81 crore.23 crore payment towards bills of Rs 533. Out of this, the government made a payment of Rs 678..In a separate response dated March 5, three days before Air Indias reply, the civil aviation ministry has said the total outstanding bills to be Rs 345.The response provided by the Civil Aviation Ministry also includes a break up of outstanding amount towards various ministries and details of invoices which shows that out of outstanding invoices of Rs 182.The details provided in the response dated March 8 shows that Rs 325.71 crore bills carried forward from last year and Rs 311.The reply stated that outstanding bills of Rs 451.91 crore this year.

In the case of the Vice President, out of outstanding invoices of Rs 414.Bills worth Rs 9.594 crore for daring Air India operations to evacuate Indian citizens from Cairo, Iraq, and Malta (for citizens stuck in Libya) between 2011 and 2014 are still pending with the MEA, the civil aviation ministry said.New Delhi: The government owes over Rs 325 crore to cash-strapped Air India with bills pending for VVIP chartered flights to foreign countries, according to an RTI response.After the payment, the outstanding as on January 31, 2018 stands at Rs 325.55 crore was due from the external affairs ministry, followed by the Cabinet Secretriat and the PMO (Rs 128.946 crore also includes outstanding bills of Rs 20.80 crore, Rs 154.80 crore are from bills generated this year.

The bills for these aircraft EPTFE waterproof and breathable membrane Suppliers are to be paid from the exchequer by the defence ministry, the ministry of external affairs ministry, the Prime Ministers Office and the Cabinet Secretariat.84 crore), and the defence ministry (Rs 18.The response from Air India said that the highest outstanding amount of Rs 178.376 crore are also pending towards flights for various dignitaries including the heads of the states, the ministry said.The national carrier, which is on the verge of being privatised, has provided details of pending bills towards various ministries responsible for the VVIP visits in its latest response to the information sought by Commodore (retd) Lokesh Batra.A bill of Rs 23 lakh for the fuel charges of the flight to the United States carrying relief material in the aftermath of Katrina hurricane in September 2005 is also pending with the defence ministry, it said.22 crore towards flights of the President, Rs 174.71 crore were carried forward while bills of Rs 553.

In its response, Air India has given outstanding bills only for VVIP flights till January 31, 2018.In addition to the services for the VVIP flights, the bills of Rs 11.91 crore includes Rs 367.01 crore were generated this year — a total of Rs 1004.28 crore, Rs 216.02 crore was paid and payment of Rs 198.724 crore was still awaited, it said.The chartered aircraft for VVIPs — the President, the Vice President and the Prime Minister — for their visits abroad are provided by Air India which modifies its commercial jets to suit the needs of the travelling dignitaries.81 crore worth of bills for VVIP charter flights are pending as on January 31, 2018.01 crore have been carried forward from last financial year while the remaining Rs 241.Of the total pending bills, Rs 84.For the visits of the Prime Minister, out of total outstanding invoices of Rs 272.The payment of Rs 678.22 crore was paid and Rs 8 crore was pending.966 crore towards services offered to visiting dignitaries and evacuation missions.01 crore generated this year.254 crore was yet to be made as on December 31, 2017, it said.946 crore as on December 31, 2017