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"Unusual" Airfare Surge Raised In Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Transport
The issue of rising fares was raised in the first meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport. Headed by Janata Dal (United) MP Sanjay Jha, the committee will look at critical aspects of transport and connectivity in the country.
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Amid Bomb Hoaxes, Aviation Officials Have "Critical Leads, A Few Suspects"
The worrying flurry of bomb threats to Indian airlines - 12 in the past 48 hours - were discussed in a meeting of the parliamentary standing committee on transport, sources told NDTV Wednesday.
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Parliament Panel To Take Up Issue Of Unruly Air Passengers' Behaviour
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport, Tourism and Culture on Monday will take up the issue of recent instances of unruly behaviour reported on flights and the steps that the airlines need to put in place to avoid them.
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Parliamentary Panel Calls For Biometric Screening Methods At Airports
After a two-year restriction due to the COVID pandemic, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has recently allowed 100 per cent of passengers capacity in domestic and international airports.
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Deliberate Queues Force Fliers To Buy Pricey Tickets: Parliamentary Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on transport in a report slammed various airlines for not efficiently manning check-in counters and creating artificial situations to deny boarding to confirmed ticket holders.
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Air India equity infusion: Government taken to task by Parliamentary panel
The government was taken to task today by a parliamentary committee for not infusing the entire equity amount of Rs 8,574 crore in the current fiscal year in Air India as required by its Turnaround Plan (TAP), saying such shortfall would adversely affect its profitability.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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"Unusual" Airfare Surge Raised In Meeting Of Parliament Panel On Transport
The issue of rising fares was raised in the first meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport. Headed by Janata Dal (United) MP Sanjay Jha, the committee will look at critical aspects of transport and connectivity in the country.
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Amid Bomb Hoaxes, Aviation Officials Have "Critical Leads, A Few Suspects"
The worrying flurry of bomb threats to Indian airlines - 12 in the past 48 hours - were discussed in a meeting of the parliamentary standing committee on transport, sources told NDTV Wednesday.
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Parliament Panel To Take Up Issue Of Unruly Air Passengers' Behaviour
Parliamentary Standing Committee on Transport, Tourism and Culture on Monday will take up the issue of recent instances of unruly behaviour reported on flights and the steps that the airlines need to put in place to avoid them.
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Parliamentary Panel Calls For Biometric Screening Methods At Airports
After a two-year restriction due to the COVID pandemic, the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has recently allowed 100 per cent of passengers capacity in domestic and international airports.
-
Deliberate Queues Force Fliers To Buy Pricey Tickets: Parliamentary Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on transport in a report slammed various airlines for not efficiently manning check-in counters and creating artificial situations to deny boarding to confirmed ticket holders.
-
Air India equity infusion: Government taken to task by Parliamentary panel
The government was taken to task today by a parliamentary committee for not infusing the entire equity amount of Rs 8,574 crore in the current fiscal year in Air India as required by its Turnaround Plan (TAP), saying such shortfall would adversely affect its profitability.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
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Parliament panel orders probe into 'unreasonable' air fare hike
Charging most Indian carriers with "unreasonably" hiking air fares, a parliamentary panel has sought a probe against them and recommended that any increase in ticket prices should be approved by aviation regulator DGCA in the future.
