Biman Bangladesh Airlines has reduced airfares on the Dhaka-Sylhet-Dhaka route following widespread public dissatisfaction and protests over high ticket prices. According to a statement from the Sylhet District Administration’s media cell on Friday, the fare revision aims to improve passenger service and reflect current market conditions. Under the new pricing structure, the minimum one-way fare on the Sylhet-Dhaka route has been set at 2,024 taka, totaling 3,199 taka with taxes, while the maximum fare is now 7,024 taka, totaling 8,199 taka with taxes. The fare reduction comes after several days of demonstrations in Sylhet, where residents accused a syndicate of exploiting the poor condition of the Sylhet-Dhaka highway to artificially inflate airfares. The move is expected to ease travel costs for passengers frequently commuting between the two cities.