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'Airlines today behave like crooks': Army veterans rally behind Lieutenant Colonel who assaulted SpiceJet staffA retired army officer defends Lt Col Ritesh Kumar Singh, booked for allegedly assaulting SpiceJet ground staff over baggage charges. He cl...- ‘He hit me till I bled’: SpiceJet staffer with spinal injury speaks out on assault by army officerMudasir Ahmad Khan, a SpiceJet employee, was allegedly assaulted by an army officer at Srinagar airport for enforcing baggage rules. Khan, ...
- He hit me in face with baggage: SpiceJet staffer recounts violent incident with passengerMudasir Ahmad, a SpiceJet employee, reported being assaulted by an Army officer at Srinagar airport. The incident occurred after Ahmad requ...
- Passenger wins Rs 2 lakh as airline lost check-in bag containing his wife’s gold jewellery; Know how he wonOn May 27, SpiceJet was ordered by the Delhi State Consumer Commission to pay Rs 2 lakh to a passenger for losing a checked bag in 2013. Th...
- Not everyone can afford extra seat: Artistes voice concern over Air India baggage ruleIndian musicians are worried about Air India's rule on carrying large musical instruments as cabin luggage and the widespread mishandling o...
- Spicejet suspends 2 pilots for having “Gujiya” in the flight cockpit during Holi celebrationsTwo pilots of SpiceJet were suspended because they were eating gujiya and drinking beverages in the cockpit during a flight from Delhi to G...
- Par panel questions top managements of private airlines over spike in excess luggage chargeAll 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...
- Excess baggage fee may see a 300% hikeThose checking-in more than 15kg without pre-booking may end up shelling out Rs 300 per kg.
- How did you arrive at Rs 100/kg for excess baggage: Delhi High Court to DGCAAs per the new regulation effective from July 1, airlines have been asked to charge Rs 100 per extra kg till 20 kg as against their current...
- SpiceJet offers tickets at Rs 999 to travellers with only hand baggageUnder this offer passengers can carry a maximum of 7 kilos worth of hand baggage, in addition to a standard sized laptop bag or ladies purs...
- Air India, SpiceJet offer some services for freeNational carrier Air India is not in favour of charging for pre-selection of seats — something that all Indian carriers do — for domestic f...
- Government plans to put checks on airfare pricingThe govt is planning to prescribe dos and don'ts to airlines on its policy of unbundling airfares, which allows separate charges for variou...
- 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 ...
- Govt may put off airport ground-handling policy till electionsThe government is likely to postpone the new ground handling policy till the general elections, an industry source close to the development...
- Airlines mulling over optimising fuel efficiencyWith fuel comprising 40% of costs, all airlines, especially the low cost carriers are getting more stringent with their measures to cut fue...
- Don't let your baggage fly away from you!Domestic low-cost carriers in India shy away from paying standard international compensation for (checked) baggage loss. Fancy a flight in ...
- Insurers put premium on flyer's woesInsurance companies, which have found new business opportunities in flight delays and cancellations, are now offering low-premium travel in...
- Air ticketing: Refund blues after cancellationBe sure of your travel plans before booking an air ticket, especially if you intend to use your credit card for the transaction.
- SpiceJet ties up with Tata AIG for travel insuranceTata AIG General Insurance and low-cost carrier SpiceJet on Thursday announced a tie-up to cover travel related risks of the airlines' dome...
- Low-cost carriers now try out new revenue optionsAggressive pricing, falling yields and rising aviation turbine fuel prices are compelling low-cost carriers (LCCs) to look at alternative s...
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