A retired army officer defends Lt Col Ritesh Kumar Singh, booked for allegedly assaulting SpiceJet ground staff over baggage charges. He cl...

India is aiming to enhance its airports' competitiveness by simplifying immigration and cargo screening protocols. Discussions are underway...

When bears go on a rampage, they don’t discriminate. So, on Monday, no matter what sector, what market cap, everything was in the red. But ...

Indian musicians are worried about Air India's rule on carrying large musical instruments as cabin luggage and the widespread mishandling o...

Tourism is a sector where, instead of betting on a single stock, it is better to own a set of stocks. That will help investors gain from sp...

Talk about the hospitality sector and there is a high probability that hotel stocks are what come to mind. But the hospitality sector is a ...

Look at the advertisement by a real estate company, selling plots in and around Ayodhya, probably you would be surprised. This is what tour...

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

IndiGo faced scrutiny after Shrankhla Srivastava shared a picture of her damaged luggage on social media, sarcastically thanking the airlin...

IndiGo, with a market share of over 60% in India, is shifting its strategy to become a global airline rather than just focusing on domestic...

The panel found IndiGo as the "worst performing" as it is"rigid" and "charges for one-two kg overweight".

As you head into this year's festive-season flying, you'll need to prepare for a test at airports.

All private airlines allow only up to 15 kgs of luggage on domestic flights free of cost, while the state-owned Air India allows up to 25 k...

The Indian badminton player said she had a 'bad experience' on her Mumbai-bound flight.

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

At a time when airlines are floundering in rising costs, they could at least address those stemming from passenger weight.

Domestic low-cost carriers in India shy away from paying standard international compensation for (checked) baggage loss. Fancy a flight in ...