Tickets bought using ‘outgoing’ Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes non-refundable: Airlines
November 10, 2016 22:19 ISTTickets bought using ‘outgoing’ Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes non-refundable: Airlines
Tickets bought using ‘outgoing’ Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes non-refundable: Airlines
Fine of up to Rs 1 crore in offing for erring pilots, airlines violating safety norms
New Delhi: Flight delay and cancellation nightmares just got slightly bearable, with the government looking to burden domestic airlines for the pains caused to the flyers booked with them. Fresh guidelines by the Directorate General
New Delhi: Close on the heels of a passenger-friendly government directive that restricts airlines from charging exorbitant amounts from passengers who cancel their tickets, Jet Airways, in an apparent bid to deter passengers from carrying
New Delhi: The Air India management today paid pending flying allowance dues to over 800 pilots. The dues which accrued following the implementation of a new pay structure have been pending since January. The total
Brussels: A major revolution in the passenger experience is set to emerge over the next three years as airlines invest in the 'Internet of Things' (IoT).According to the SITA 2015 Airline IT Trends Survey,
Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia is scheduled to hold a memorial service in Kuala Lumpur next month to remember the 298 people who were onboard the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which crashed in eastern Ukraine last year.Transport
New Delhi: Airlines face a recent probe for suspected cartelisation and for the alleged arbitrary hike in airfares, with the truthful commerce regulator CCI Thursday saying it must resolve the difficulty.As a gaggle of MPs,
New Delhi: There is a need for regulating "predatory" air fares instead of having a total pricing control, said Union Minister Mahesh Sharma on Thursday.He asserted, however, that a final decision on the issue can
New Delhi: With the lowering of jet fuel prices, domestic airlines are offering several discount schemes to attract passengers in the lean travel season.First off the block was budget passenger carrier SpiceJet which launched its
New Delhi: Capping weeks of uncertainty over its future, beleaguered SpiceJet on Thursday said its promoter Kalanithi Maran would transfer his entire stake in the carrier to original founder Ajay Singh as part of plans
New Delhi: Domestic airlines on Thursday welcomed the 12.5 per cent cut in jet fuel prices, terming it as a much-needed relief but ruled out any immediate reduction in fares."ATF (aviation turbine fuel) rate per
New Delhi: Domestic carriers are expected to post an operating profit of Rs 81 billion in fiscal 2016, a complete “U-turn” from the Rs 15 billion loss posted in fiscal 2014, rating agency Crisil Research
New Delhi: The civil aviation regulator has ordered all the airlines to deploy CAT-III complaint plane and crew trained to fly under low visibility conditions while operating in and out of IGI airport here in
New Delhi: Beleaguered SpiceJet could see a change of guard if Indian and foreign investors, who are now carrying out due diligence of the cash-strapped airline, are convinced about investing over Rs 1,200 crore and
New Delhi: Airlines and private charter operators have opposed the government's draft policy on air connectivity to regional and remote areas, saying it will have severe impact on their financial strength.Almost all major airlines, including
New Delhi: To attract more flyers and retain market share, domestic airlines Tuesday launched new flash sales of tickets, starting with a minimum airfare of Rs.1,999.“Low cost carriers (LCC) SpiceJet, Indigo and GoAir have started
Leh (Ladakh): Airlines and charter flights hired by tour operators are making a beeline to Leh as the tourist season sets in the cold desert area of the Himalayas.High returns due to low rates of
Beijing: Sri Lanka's national carrier will commence direct flights from Colombo to Beijing and Shanghai this week, allowing passengers to fly to the destinations without a stop-over.“We are excited about the direct services between Sri
New Delhi: A captain of Kingfisher Airlines has moved the Delhi High Court, seeking recovery of around Rs. 31 lakh, his outstanding salary for five months from the grounded airline.Sanjeev Kumar Ahuja has filed the
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