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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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Flyers To Soon Be Compensated If Airlines Downgrade Their Ticket. Details Here
Passengers will soon be compensated for any involuntary downgrade of their tickets for a particular class by an airline, with aviation regulator DGCA preparing to put in place new norms.
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Big Change On Air Fare Rules: How This Could Impact Prices
Airlines will be free to decide what to charge passengers from August 31; the government has ended the limits it had placed on airfares when the pandemic began.
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Forcing Low Airfares On Gulf Route May Attract Litigation, Says Government
Making Indian carriers offer low airfares on the Gulf route might result in discriminatory pricing and attract litigation by foreign airlines, according to the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
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Government Refuses To Step In Airfare War, Says Won't Cap The Ticket Prices
Capping of airfares in the backdrop of passenger complaints of arbitrary tariff hikes was today ruled out by the government which said that competition among the airlines will take care of the problem.
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Aviation Ministry to Act on Predatory Airfares After PM Flag's Concerns
The Civil Aviation Ministry is working on options to address the issue of high airlines fares, especially during festive seasons, in the wake of concerns expressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue but ruled out regulating ticket prices.
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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.
-
Flyers To Soon Be Compensated If Airlines Downgrade Their Ticket. Details Here
Passengers will soon be compensated for any involuntary downgrade of their tickets for a particular class by an airline, with aviation regulator DGCA preparing to put in place new norms.
-
Big Change On Air Fare Rules: How This Could Impact Prices
Airlines will be free to decide what to charge passengers from August 31; the government has ended the limits it had placed on airfares when the pandemic began.
-
Forcing Low Airfares On Gulf Route May Attract Litigation, Says Government
Making Indian carriers offer low airfares on the Gulf route might result in discriminatory pricing and attract litigation by foreign airlines, according to the Civil Aviation Ministry.
-
With New Reforms, Flights To Become Cheaper, Lots Of 'No Frills' Airports
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a new civil aviation policy aimed at making air travel affordable for millions of Indians and vastly expanding the country's aviation market.
-
Government Refuses To Step In Airfare War, Says Won't Cap The Ticket Prices
Capping of airfares in the backdrop of passenger complaints of arbitrary tariff hikes was today ruled out by the government which said that competition among the airlines will take care of the problem.
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Aviation Ministry to Act on Predatory Airfares After PM Flag's Concerns
The Civil Aviation Ministry is working on options to address the issue of high airlines fares, especially during festive seasons, in the wake of concerns expressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue but ruled out regulating ticket prices.
