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Airlines Issue Travel Advisory For Passengers Stranded In Srinagar Amid Terror Attack
SpiceJet have extended waivers on rescheduling and cancellations for travel to and from Srinagar until April 30. The condition is applied to the tickets which have been booked before or on April 22.
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"Checks Will Be Heightened": IndiGo's Advisory Ahead Of Independence Day
Ahead of India's 77th Independence Day, travellers passing through airports should be prepared for heightened security measures, IndiGo Airlines announced today.
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Heavy Rain In Delhi, Nearby Areas; Air Traffic May Get Affected
Heavy rains continued to lash the national capital and nearby areas for the second consecutive day today, prompting Indian low-cost airline SpiceJet to share weather-related travel advisory on Twitter. Its urged passengers using it services to check the status of their flights, which may get affected due to bad weather.
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Departures As Protesters Occupy Terminal
Anti-government protesters brought chaos to Hong Kong's airport for a second consecutive day Tuesday, forcing airlines to suspend check-in for departing flights, as demonstrators extended their standoff with authorities who have been unable to quell months of dissent.
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India Issues Travel Advisory For People Travelling To Hong Kong
Indian passengers are advised to be in touch with airlines to find alternative travel routes to avoid inconvenience, till normalcy is restored in airport operations.
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Fog Hits Flights, Trains In Delhi; Delays Reported At Bengaluru Airport
All flights at the Delhi airport were delayed this morning due to bad weather and poor visibility, news agency ANI reported. Twenty flights to and from the Bengaluru airport too were delayed this morning due to fog. Flights were affected in Bhopal as well.
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Charge low fares to prevent seats going empty: Government tells airlines
Concerned over flight seats going empty, the government has asked Indian carriers why could they not charge low spot fares on the travel date to fill up about 30 per cent of their seats that go vacant.
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Airlines Issue Travel Advisory For Passengers Stranded In Srinagar Amid Terror Attack
SpiceJet have extended waivers on rescheduling and cancellations for travel to and from Srinagar until April 30. The condition is applied to the tickets which have been booked before or on April 22.
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"Checks Will Be Heightened": IndiGo's Advisory Ahead Of Independence Day
Ahead of India's 77th Independence Day, travellers passing through airports should be prepared for heightened security measures, IndiGo Airlines announced today.
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Heavy Rain In Delhi, Nearby Areas; Air Traffic May Get Affected
Heavy rains continued to lash the national capital and nearby areas for the second consecutive day today, prompting Indian low-cost airline SpiceJet to share weather-related travel advisory on Twitter. Its urged passengers using it services to check the status of their flights, which may get affected due to bad weather.
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Hong Kong Airport Cancels All Departures As Protesters Occupy Terminal
Anti-government protesters brought chaos to Hong Kong's airport for a second consecutive day Tuesday, forcing airlines to suspend check-in for departing flights, as demonstrators extended their standoff with authorities who have been unable to quell months of dissent.
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India Issues Travel Advisory For People Travelling To Hong Kong
Indian passengers are advised to be in touch with airlines to find alternative travel routes to avoid inconvenience, till normalcy is restored in airport operations.
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Fog Hits Flights, Trains In Delhi; Delays Reported At Bengaluru Airport
All flights at the Delhi airport were delayed this morning due to bad weather and poor visibility, news agency ANI reported. Twenty flights to and from the Bengaluru airport too were delayed this morning due to fog. Flights were affected in Bhopal as well.
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Charge low fares to prevent seats going empty: Government tells airlines
Concerned over flight seats going empty, the government has asked Indian carriers why could they not charge low spot fares on the travel date to fill up about 30 per cent of their seats that go vacant.
