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Harsha Bhogle Slams IndiGo For Changing Old Couple's Seats, Airline Responds
Cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle alleged that a couple had paid for seats in row 4, but IndiGo changed it to seat 19 "without an explanation".
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"Unacceptable": IndiGo Chief After Passenger Slapped Pilot
IndiGo chief Pieter Elbers on Thursday referred to a recent incident of a passenger assaulting one of its pilots, calling it is "unacceptable", and said the airline's operations are back to normal as flight cancellations over fog-related disruptions
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"Can't Even Imagine...": J Scindia On Fliers Eating On Airport Tarmac
Amid the row over the video in which passengers of an IndiGo flight are seen eating on the tarmac in Mumbai airport while waiting for take-off, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today that the way security was compromised
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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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"Safety Our Number 1,2,3 Priority": IndiGo Chief On Tail Strikes Row
IndiGo, under scrutiny by the country's civil aviation regulator over recent safety concerns, said today that it had a very strong safety record before the tail strikes that brought it to the notice of DGCA.
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On Plane Door Row, DMK MP Mocks BJP's Tejasvi Surya With A Message
Seated by an emergency plane door, DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran underlined that he is not going to pull the door, in a message that appears to be a direct hit at BJP's Tejasvi Surya.
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"Don't Wish To Spoil My Time...": Tejasvi Surya On Plane Door Row
Bengaluru south MP Tejasvi has declined to comment on the ongoing row over alleged opening of the emergency door of a plane last month.
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Plane "Door Opened By Mistake, He Said Sorry": Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia On Row Over Tejasvi Surya
BJP leader Tejasvi Surya opened the emergency exit of an IndiGo plane last month "by mistake" and apologised for it, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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"Start Respecting Local Languages": Telangana Minister KTR To IndiGo
A Telugu woman, seated in the emergency exit row, was allegedly forced to change her seat on an IndiGo plane as she could not speak English.
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Aviation Watchdog Amends Accessibility Regulations After IndiGo Row
If an airline feels a disabled passenger's health is likely to deteriorate during a flight, it must consult a doctor at the airport and take an "appropriate decision" on whether boarding should be denied to the flyer or not, aviation watchdog said.
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"Can't Violate Rules": IndiGo CEO On Special Needs Child Denied Boarding
When in doubt, err on the side of caution, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta underlined amid an escalating row over the airline's decision to not allow a child with special needs on board one of its flights in Ranchi over the weekend.
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2-Week IndiGo Ban On 9 Journalists After Kangana Ranaut Flight Row
IndiGo has barred nine media persons for 15 days for unruly behaviour while they were on the same flight in which Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut was heading to Mumbai from Chandigarh.
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"No IndiGo": Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap Skips Flight Over Kunal Kamra Row
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, one of the most forceful critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government, on Monday claimed that he prompted organisers of an event in Kolkata to cancel his reservation on an IndoGo airlines flight to show solidarity with Mumbai-based comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been banned by the budget carrier for six months...
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"Good, Old" Indian Railways Said This Amid IndiGo's Web Check-In Row
IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, said on Monday that it has not changed its web check-in policy under which customers can choose their seats online.
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IndiGo Staff Rude, This Behaviour Should Stop: Parliamentary Panel Slams Airline
In a strongly worded report a Parliamentary Standing Committee has condemned the recent incident when a passenger was manhandled by Indigo staff, adding that airlines need to become passenger friendly and its staff should learn to say "please" and "Thank you".
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Harsha Bhogle Slams IndiGo For Changing Old Couple's Seats, Airline Responds
Cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle alleged that a couple had paid for seats in row 4, but IndiGo changed it to seat 19 "without an explanation".
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"Unacceptable": IndiGo Chief After Passenger Slapped Pilot
IndiGo chief Pieter Elbers on Thursday referred to a recent incident of a passenger assaulting one of its pilots, calling it is "unacceptable", and said the airline's operations are back to normal as flight cancellations over fog-related disruptions
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"Can't Even Imagine...": J Scindia On Fliers Eating On Airport Tarmac
Amid the row over the video in which passengers of an IndiGo flight are seen eating on the tarmac in Mumbai airport while waiting for take-off, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today that the way security was compromised
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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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"Safety Our Number 1,2,3 Priority": IndiGo Chief On Tail Strikes Row
IndiGo, under scrutiny by the country's civil aviation regulator over recent safety concerns, said today that it had a very strong safety record before the tail strikes that brought it to the notice of DGCA.
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On Plane Door Row, DMK MP Mocks BJP's Tejasvi Surya With A Message
Seated by an emergency plane door, DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran underlined that he is not going to pull the door, in a message that appears to be a direct hit at BJP's Tejasvi Surya.
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"Don't Wish To Spoil My Time...": Tejasvi Surya On Plane Door Row
Bengaluru south MP Tejasvi has declined to comment on the ongoing row over alleged opening of the emergency door of a plane last month.
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Plane "Door Opened By Mistake, He Said Sorry": Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia On Row Over Tejasvi Surya
BJP leader Tejasvi Surya opened the emergency exit of an IndiGo plane last month "by mistake" and apologised for it, Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said today.
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"Start Respecting Local Languages": Telangana Minister KTR To IndiGo
A Telugu woman, seated in the emergency exit row, was allegedly forced to change her seat on an IndiGo plane as she could not speak English.
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Aviation Watchdog Amends Accessibility Regulations After IndiGo Row
If an airline feels a disabled passenger's health is likely to deteriorate during a flight, it must consult a doctor at the airport and take an "appropriate decision" on whether boarding should be denied to the flyer or not, aviation watchdog said.
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"Can't Violate Rules": IndiGo CEO On Special Needs Child Denied Boarding
When in doubt, err on the side of caution, IndiGo CEO Ronojoy Dutta underlined amid an escalating row over the airline's decision to not allow a child with special needs on board one of its flights in Ranchi over the weekend.
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2-Week IndiGo Ban On 9 Journalists After Kangana Ranaut Flight Row
IndiGo has barred nine media persons for 15 days for unruly behaviour while they were on the same flight in which Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut was heading to Mumbai from Chandigarh.
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"No IndiGo": Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap Skips Flight Over Kunal Kamra Row
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, one of the most forceful critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government, on Monday claimed that he prompted organisers of an event in Kolkata to cancel his reservation on an IndoGo airlines flight to show solidarity with Mumbai-based comedian Kunal Kamra, who has been banned by the budget carrier for six months...
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"Good, Old" Indian Railways Said This Amid IndiGo's Web Check-In Row
IndiGo, the country's largest airline by market share, said on Monday that it has not changed its web check-in policy under which customers can choose their seats online.
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IndiGo Staff Rude, This Behaviour Should Stop: Parliamentary Panel Slams Airline
In a strongly worded report a Parliamentary Standing Committee has condemned the recent incident when a passenger was manhandled by Indigo staff, adding that airlines need to become passenger friendly and its staff should learn to say "please" and "Thank you".
