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MoCA directs IndiGo to trace and deliver passenger baggage within next 48 hours amid flight disruptionsIndiGo faces strict directives from the Ministry of Civil Aviation. All passenger refunds for disrupted flights must be completed by Decemb...- IndiGo offers automatic refunds, waives fees for travel between December 5-15 as aviation ministry steps inIndiGo is offering automatic refunds and waiving fees for passengers affected by recent disruptions. This relief covers bookings between De...
- IndiGo's student special program offers discounts on flight tickets, extra baggage allowance. Check eligibility criteriaIndiGo has unveiled its student special travel program which offers 6 percent discount on flight tickets along with extra baggage allowance...
- IndiGo weighs charging fliers for checked bags as market heats upIndiGo’s move to make ticket prices even cheaper will intensify competition among carriers known for driving fares so low they barely, and ...
- IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta worries about low cost space getting crowded in IndiaMany of the features of the low cost space such as having the maximum number of seats on airplanes are already being done by most carriers....
- IndiGo worst performing airlines for consumers; Air India's luggage policy best: Parliamentary panelThe panel found IndiGo as the "worst performing" as it is"rigid" and "charges for one-two kg overweight".
- Airlines have hiked check-in baggage charges. Here're the detailsJet fuel prices have risen 40% from January 2017 till last month and this is forcing airlines to hike fares and other charges to cover cost...
- IndiGo hikes charges for excess baggage by 33%Those pre-booking their baggage will now have to shell out Rs 1,900; Rs 3,800; Rs 5,700 and Rs 11,400 for 5,10,15 and 30 kg baggage in exce...
- Fare play: Carriers in a spin over ministry's proposalsGovt had proposed new rules for the benefit of flyers, like relaxation of cancellation charges and increase in compensation for lost & dama...
- IndiGo exempts Indian sportspersons from paying weapon-handling chargesAir travellers are not allowed to carry weapons and ammunition in their cabin baggage or with them, but can carry them in their checked-in ...
- Eid rush forces luggage off flightsThe problem happened mainly with Indian carriers which deploy single-aisle aircraft like Airbus A-320 and Boeing 737 and not large jets on ...
- DGCA nixes airlines' proposal to charge for check-in baggageDGCA has rejected the plea of some airlines to allow them to charge for the check-in baggage saying such a fee would be applicable only on ...
- Flying gets costlier as airlines like IndiGo, SpiceJet hike ratesBooking 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.
- Go Air, Spice Jet to charge more for excess baggage and seats of choiceGo Air & Spice Jet joined other low-cost airline in a la carte pricing as it introduced a fee for pre-selection of seats.
- AI Express defers proposal to charge for seat pre-selectionFollowing the footsteps of IndiGo,, AI Express had decided to charge Rs 400 from those passengers who are pre-selecting seats of Rows one a...
- Civil Aviation Ministry asks airlines to limit number of 'privileged' seatsThe Ministry also asked them to identify the rows of seats to be charged, Civil Aviation Secretary K N Shrivastava said.
- Air India reduces free baggage allowanceNational carrier Air India today said it will lower free baggage allowance (FBA) by five kg on economy class of all its domestic lights fro...
- IndiGo to charge a premium for preferential seatsPre-booking a seat in the first two rows or near emergency exits in 12 and 13th row in an IndiGo flight will cost passengers more.
- Fliers will soon have to pay extra fees for carrying check-in baggageIndian fliers will soon have to pay extra fees for carrying check in baggage, in addition to paying for meals even in fullservice carriers ...
- IndiGo urges government for a level playing field for all airlinesAditya Ghosh, president, IndiGo, India's biggest airline by passengers carried, said any kind of competition is good as it "keeps us on our...
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