Srinagar Airport faces flight disruptions due to Indian Air Force runway maintenance. As part of the maintenanace, the runway will be unava...

Due to payload restrictions at Srinagar Airport, Hajj pilgrims will experience adjustments to their baggage allowances. Akasa Air flights w...

Indian travelers should be aware of UAE's strict regulations on luggage items. Common kitchen staples like copra and chilli powder face res...

Air India Express has increased its checked-in baggage allowance to 30 kg for passengers traveling to the Middle East and Singapore. Additi...

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

Air India Express introduces its new fare family, offering enhanced features such as increased baggage allowances, comfortable seating, and...

Air India Express, a Tata Group-owned airline, introduces 'Xpress Lite' fares, offering discounted tickets for passengers opting to travel ...

Till date, passengers were not allowed to carry additional cabin baggage on AirAsia India flights. AirAsia India, like many other domestic ...

The order issued by DGCA chief Arun Kumar on Thursday has asked airlines to ensure that the charges for passengers who buy light fares and ...

According to the revised flying norms issued by the aviation ministry, there will be no restrictions on check-in baggage and passengers can...

Eligible customers will enjoy complimentary 'carry on plus' benefits which provide increased cabin baggage allowance of 12 kg for the large...

Interestingly, the opposite is true of dry cell batteries which are allowed to be carried checked-in baggages but not in cabin luggage.

Flyers will be allowed to take one hand bag weighing up to seven or 10 kg, depending on whether they are flying economy or business.

After reduced free check-in baggage weight, domestic flyers will now be able to carry less as cabin or hand baggage inside the aircraft.

Liquids, gels, sharp objects, knives, food and liquor items are obvious items that are not allowed as part of your cabin baggage. But the l...

Liquids, gels, sharp objects, knives, food and liquor items are obvious items that are not allowed as part of your cabin baggage.

The civil aviation regulator will soon relax the law which will allow laptops as any other hand baggage.