Airlines in India are pushing back against a government order for free seat selection. They warn this will force ticket price hikes, hurtin...

Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet are opposing a new government rule. This rule mandates free selection for at least 60 percent...

IndiGo’s December-quarter profit plunged 75% after cancelling thousands of flights, taking a Rs 577 crore exceptional hit. Operational laps...

India's aviation sector is experiencing a significant shift, with airlines and airports prioritizing non-ticket revenue. From luxury retail...

India's travel industry is under scrutiny as the framework for consumer protection is put to the test by recent airline cancellations. The ...

Indian aviation is in chaos as IndiGo grapples with new rostering rules, leading to soaring ticket prices and widespread confusion. Despite...

Both IndiGo and Air India are making it costlier to cancel or reschedule their flights, for those booking a basic fare ticket while lowerin...

The creation of the new rule comes in response to complaints on social media from passengers who say they have been asked to pay for seats ...

Govt had proposed new rules for the benefit of flyers, like relaxation of cancellation charges and increase in compensation for lost & dama...

Even for an inherently tricky industry, Indian aviation sticks out like a sore thumb due to its high cost structure and infrastructural bot...

Booking a seat in the front or emergency rows will cost Rs 600 and booking the window and aisle seats in rows 2 to 11 will cost Rs 300.

For airlines to make money, taxes and fuel prices will have to relent. But as neither will - at least not in a hurry - they have been force...

The Civil Aviation Ministry was now looking at framing rules to cap the number of preferential seats the carriers can offer in a flight.

Indian fliers will soon have to pay extra fees for carrying check in baggage, in addition to paying for meals even in fullservice carriers ...

Domestic carriers may cut free check-in luggage limit to 15kg from 20kg if AirAsia brings its fee model to India.

The Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is currently considering airlines’ requests to increase the scope of charging for ancillary s...

Here are the various fees and charges that have been introduced by airlines in the past year.