New air ticket refund rules, effective March 26, 2026, offer passengers greater flexibility. Airlines must now process credit card refunds ...

New DGCA rules, effective March 26, 2026, mandate faster air ticket refunds without extra charges to combat passenger complaints. Airlines ...

The regulator updated its civil aviation requirements on ticket refunds on February 24, introducing what it termed a "look-in option" — a 4...

Air ticket refund rules: Aviation watchdog DGCA has revised ticket refund norms, effective March 26, 2026. Passengers can now cancel or cha...

Passengers can now cancel or change air tickets within 48 hours of booking without extra charges, subject to conditions. The DGCA has revis...

IndiGo has processed refunds for all flight cancellations between December 3-5, according to the DGCA. The airline is also offering travel ...

The DGCA has proposed new guidelines for air ticket refunds, including a 48-hour 'look-in' window for penalty-free cancellations or amendme...

Airline travelers might soon enjoy a hassle-free cancellation or modification policy, as the DGCA is considering new regulations that would...

A Go First spokesperson in a statement said, "To reduce the inconvenience to the passengers, we had already stopped taking bookings, before...

The top court had, on October 1, also passed directions about the refund and credit shell formation for the bookings and cancellations done...

"If the tickets have been booked during the first lockdown period, that is March 25, to April 14, 2020 for the journeys to be undertaken in...

A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan issued notices to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGC...

Refund requests and customer complaints to airlines and online travel agencies (OTAs) are rising in the lockdown with both parties blaming ...

The Civil Aviation Requirement of May 2008 sets a limit of 30 working days for airlines to complete the refund process for tickets booked t...

What with it being winter now, delays and cancellations are commonplace and as a flier it would do well to know your rights.

Aviation minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju today warned airlines and travel portals of "strict action" if they did not refund taxes and levies ...

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation has also made it clear that airlines cannot levy additional charge to process the refund.