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Assembly Luggage: Redefining Premium Travel, Designed in IndiaAssembly is redefining premium travel gear by designing in India for practical Indian travel realities. Catering to over 103,000 travellers...- Rare Blue Moon 2026 set to shake every zodiac sign: Here’s what the powerful lunar event means for youThe first Blue Moon since 2023 arrives this weekend, bringing emotional resets, bold decisions and intense energy to every Blue Moon zodiac...
- Bundled vs standalone travel insurance: Which works best for your trip? Comparing costs, coverage, and claimsSince both serve specific purposes and needs, pick the one that suits your travel itinerary and circumstances
- Why Tamil Nadu loves its actors and how Vijay played his cards rightActor Vijay's new political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam, has achieved a stunning victory in Tamil Nadu. The party has become the larges...
- Pluto Retrograde in Aquarius Is Here; And Nothing Feels the Same for These Zodiac SignsPluto retrograde begins on May 6, 2026, bringing deep transformation, emotional reflection, and karmic resets for all zodiac signs. Combine...
- Returning to India with gold? New baggage rules remove value limit on jewelleryIndia's New Baggage Rules 2026 have removed value caps on jewellery brought by returning residents and tourists of Indian origin, now only ...
- International travellers can now bring goods worth Rs 75,000 duty-freeIndia has raised the duty-free import limit for returning residents and tourists of Indian origin to Rs 75,000, effective February 2. This ...
- Air India reduces free baggage limit for lowest-fare bracket to 15 kgsAir India reduces lowest fare baggage to 15 kg under Tata Group post government ownership, aligning with industry standards. Various fare c...
- DIAL launches excess baggage delivery service at Terminal 3Christened “Avaan Excess” baggage delivery services, it will allow domestic and international passengers get their excess baggage delivered...
- Government removes restriction on check-in baggage on domestic flightsAccording to the revised flying norms issued by the aviation ministry, there will be no restrictions on check-in baggage and passengers can...
- Vistara announces special benefits for armed forces personnel and their families"The special discounted fare for armed forces is up to 15 per cent off the lowest available Economy class fares," Vistara said in a release.
- Jet Airways to charge Rs 900 for extra cabin bagsFlyers will be allowed to take one hand bag weighing up to seven or 10 kg, depending on whether they are flying economy or business.
- Good news for fliers! Now pay less for excess checked-in baggageOnly Rs 100 would be charged per additional kilogramme of checked-in baggage up to a certain level compared to the existing charge of Rs 30...
- Air India increases free baggage limit to 25 kg in domestic sectorPassengers travelling on Alliance Air flights and connecting to Air India flights and vice versa, will also be eligible for this offer.
- Airlines to offer cash discounts to flyers who have no check-in baggageAviation agencies here are planning to allow airlines to give a cash discount on ticket prices to domestic flyers who have no check-in bagg...
- GoAir cuts free hand baggage to 7kg from June 1After reduced free check-in baggage weight, domestic flyers will now be able to carry less as cabin or hand baggage inside the aircraft.
- 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.
- After IndiGo, Jet Airways to charge for seat selectionThe airline, which operates the Boeing 737 to neighboring regions like Gulf and Nepal, will charge Rs 1,500 for front row seats.
- Pay more for additional baggage in Jet Airways; Indigo to charge premium for preferential seatsIndigo will charge the passenger a premium of Rs 500 for Rows 1, 2, 12 and 13. While Jet has announced that it will charge Rs 250 per kg fo...
- Budget 2012: Duty-free baggage limit for Indian-origin travellers increasedThe finance minister has increased the duty-free allowance for Indian-origin travellers from Rs 25,000 to Rs 35,000, while their children c...
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