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Malaysia Announces Restart Of MH370 Search Based On "Credible" Proposal
Interestingly, the search will follow a "no find, no fee" structure, ensuring that Malaysia only incurs costs if the wreckage is located.
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"Do You Charge...'': Viral Post On IndiGo's ''Cute Fee'' Triggers Debate, Airline Responds
His post also sought clarification on two additional charges: the "User Development Fee" and "Aviation Security Fee", which add to the already substantial cost of flights.
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US Airlines To Pay Automatic Refunds For Canceled Flights
Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.
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IndiGo Fixes Rates Per Seat, Front Row To Cost Up To Rs 2,000
Passengers will have to pay Rs 2,000 for front row seats having more leg room in budget operator IndiGo, with the airline hiking the charges.
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Southwest Airlines Praised For "Customer Of Size" Policy That Gives Passengers Complimentary Seat
Customers have the option to buy additional seats in advance and subsequently reach out to Southwest "for a refund of the cost of additional seating."
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Flight Ticket Prices Shoot Up As IndiGo Introduces "Fuel Charge". Check Distance-Wise Cost
Airfares are set to shoot up as one of India's largest airlines IndiGo has introduced a distance-based "fuel charge" on domestic and international routes.
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Pay Credit Suisse $1 Million Monthly For 6 Months: Supreme Court To SpiceJet
The Supreme Court on Friday asked low cost airline SpiceJet to pay USD 1 million per month for six months to global investment bank and financial services firm Credit Suisse AG towards repayment of dues.
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"Best Investment Of My Life": US Man Bought Airline Pass, Travelled 37 Million Kilometres In 33 Years
In 2019, Mr Stiker took 373 flights, totaling 1.46 million miles. All of these flights would have cost him $2.44 million if he had paid cash.
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Here's Why The Controversial Skiplagging Travel Trend May Cost You More Than You Save
Here's everything you need to know about skiplagging and why it is controversial.
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Embarking On Next Level Of Growth: IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers At Aviation Summit
IndiGo is embarking on the next level of growth and cost leadership is crucial for the airline, its CEO Pieter Elbers said on Monday.
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US Launches Probe Against Southwest Airlines Over Holiday Season Chaos
Southwest Airlines in a statement said that the travel chaos had cost it $800m.
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Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
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Pakistan's Low-Cost Airline Fly Jinnah Set To Launch On October 31
Fly Jinnah, Pakistan's new low-cost carrier, is set to launch on October 31. It will follow the low-cost business model and provide its customer base with a reliable operation and value-driven product.
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SpiceJet, Credit Suisse Tell Supreme Court They Resolved Financial Dispute
Low cost airline SpiceJet and Swiss firm Credit Suisse AG on Thursday told the Supreme Court they have resolved their financial dispute.
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Payment Issues For SpiceJet? Airline Says No, But 3 Planes In New Controversy
A Dubai-based lessor of SpiceJet Ltd has asked India's aviation regulator to deregister three of the budget airline's planes as SpiceJet struggles with high costs and maintenance challenges.
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Malaysia Announces Restart Of MH370 Search Based On "Credible" Proposal
Interestingly, the search will follow a "no find, no fee" structure, ensuring that Malaysia only incurs costs if the wreckage is located.
-
"Do You Charge...'': Viral Post On IndiGo's ''Cute Fee'' Triggers Debate, Airline Responds
His post also sought clarification on two additional charges: the "User Development Fee" and "Aviation Security Fee", which add to the already substantial cost of flights.
-
US Airlines To Pay Automatic Refunds For Canceled Flights
Airlines will now have to provide automatic refunds to travelers if flights are canceled or significantly altered under new US Department of Transportation rules, a significant change for consumers that could drive up costs across the industry.
-
IndiGo Fixes Rates Per Seat, Front Row To Cost Up To Rs 2,000
Passengers will have to pay Rs 2,000 for front row seats having more leg room in budget operator IndiGo, with the airline hiking the charges.
-
Southwest Airlines Praised For "Customer Of Size" Policy That Gives Passengers Complimentary Seat
Customers have the option to buy additional seats in advance and subsequently reach out to Southwest "for a refund of the cost of additional seating."
-
Flight Ticket Prices Shoot Up As IndiGo Introduces "Fuel Charge". Check Distance-Wise Cost
Airfares are set to shoot up as one of India's largest airlines IndiGo has introduced a distance-based "fuel charge" on domestic and international routes.
-
Pay Credit Suisse $1 Million Monthly For 6 Months: Supreme Court To SpiceJet
The Supreme Court on Friday asked low cost airline SpiceJet to pay USD 1 million per month for six months to global investment bank and financial services firm Credit Suisse AG towards repayment of dues.
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"Best Investment Of My Life": US Man Bought Airline Pass, Travelled 37 Million Kilometres In 33 Years
In 2019, Mr Stiker took 373 flights, totaling 1.46 million miles. All of these flights would have cost him $2.44 million if he had paid cash.
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Here's Why The Controversial Skiplagging Travel Trend May Cost You More Than You Save
Here's everything you need to know about skiplagging and why it is controversial.
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Embarking On Next Level Of Growth: IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers At Aviation Summit
IndiGo is embarking on the next level of growth and cost leadership is crucial for the airline, its CEO Pieter Elbers said on Monday.
-
US Launches Probe Against Southwest Airlines Over Holiday Season Chaos
Southwest Airlines in a statement said that the travel chaos had cost it $800m.
-
Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
-
Pakistan's Low-Cost Airline Fly Jinnah Set To Launch On October 31
Fly Jinnah, Pakistan's new low-cost carrier, is set to launch on October 31. It will follow the low-cost business model and provide its customer base with a reliable operation and value-driven product.
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SpiceJet, Credit Suisse Tell Supreme Court They Resolved Financial Dispute
Low cost airline SpiceJet and Swiss firm Credit Suisse AG on Thursday told the Supreme Court they have resolved their financial dispute.
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Payment Issues For SpiceJet? Airline Says No, But 3 Planes In New Controversy
A Dubai-based lessor of SpiceJet Ltd has asked India's aviation regulator to deregister three of the budget airline's planes as SpiceJet struggles with high costs and maintenance challenges.
