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Mixed Airfare Trends After Cap Removal; Passenger Traffic On Rise: Report
After the removal of airfare caps, there seems to be a mixed trend with lower ticket prices for routes having relatively lesser passenger loads, according to travel industry experts.
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Heathrow Airport's Capacity Cap Causes Delhi-London Flight Cancellation
Virgin Atlantic cancelled its Delhi-London flight on Thursday and British Airways will also pull out a few India-London flights from its summer schedule following Heathrow airport's decision to limit the number of passengers to one lakh a day.
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London's Heathrow Airport Imposes Capacity Cap Of 1 Lakh Passengers A Day
London's Heathrow said it would cap the number of departing passengers at 100,000 a day this summer to try to limit traveller disruption as it struggles to cope with a rebound in demand.
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Airlines Allowed To Operate Flights At 85% Capacity
Following a dip in the COVID-19 cases in the country, the Ministry of Civil Aviation on Saturday increased the passenger capacity on domestic flights from 72.5 per cent to 85 per cent.
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Aviation Stocks Soar As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Apart from IndiGo, no domestic airline has been able to deploy even 70 per cent capacity against the year-ago period
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Domestic Flight Ticket Prices To Go Up As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Passengers will have to spend more money for air travel from now as the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday increased the lower and upper limits on domestic airfares by 10 to 30 per cent.
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Domestic Flight Fare Bands Unchanged Till February, More Flights To Be Allowed Soon
The Ministry of Civil Aviation stated that it has been monitoring the traffic every day, and that the air traffic is expected to further pick up because of the festive season. As the passenger traffic increases, the upper cap would be revised to 70-75 per cent of normal capacity in the coming days.
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Government Plans To Cap Commissions For Uber, Ola
The government has also proposed stricter safety checks for drivers and wants to cap their working hours at 12 per day, amid fears long shifts were putting passenger safety at risk.
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Aadhaar-Verified Passengers Can Now Book 12 Railway Tickets A Month Online
Indian Railways has increased the monthly cap on tickets booked on the ICRTC portal from six to 12 for Aadhaar-verified passengers, officials said.
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United Airlines In Spotlight Again After Scorpion Falls On Passenger's Head
United Airlines found itself on the defensive again on Friday after a passenger complained that a scorpion stung him during a flight from Texas, capping off a bruising week for the public image of the one of the world's largest carriers.
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Centre Unveils UDAN, Fares Capped At Rs 2,500 For 1-Hour Flights
Air passengers on major routes will soon have to shell out more for flights to fund the regional connectivity scheme under which fares will be capped at Rs 2,500 for one-hour flights.
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Now, Pay Rs 1,000 To Advance Your Journey On Jet Airways
Passengers of Jet Airways can now take a flight earlier than their scheduled one by paying Rs 1000 more, a facility which comes after the government proposed a cap on ticket cancellation charges and increased compensation for denied boarding, and cancelled and delayed flights.
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Pay Rs 1,000 To Advance Journey On Jet Airways
Passengers of Jet Airways can now take a flight earlier than their scheduled one by paying Rs 1,000 more, a facility which comes after the government proposed a cap on ticket cancellation charges and increased compensation for denied boarding, and cancelled and delayed flights.
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Capping Airfares Could Push Up Floor Price Of Tickets: Minister Gajapathi Raju
Capping airfares could be counter-productive for majority of passengers as airlines might hike the floor prices, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said today.
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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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Mixed Airfare Trends After Cap Removal; Passenger Traffic On Rise: Report
After the removal of airfare caps, there seems to be a mixed trend with lower ticket prices for routes having relatively lesser passenger loads, according to travel industry experts.
-
Heathrow Airport's Capacity Cap Causes Delhi-London Flight Cancellation
Virgin Atlantic cancelled its Delhi-London flight on Thursday and British Airways will also pull out a few India-London flights from its summer schedule following Heathrow airport's decision to limit the number of passengers to one lakh a day.
-
London's Heathrow Airport Imposes Capacity Cap Of 1 Lakh Passengers A Day
London's Heathrow said it would cap the number of departing passengers at 100,000 a day this summer to try to limit traveller disruption as it struggles to cope with a rebound in demand.
-
Airlines Allowed To Operate Flights At 85% Capacity
Following a dip in the COVID-19 cases in the country, the Ministry of Civil Aviation on Saturday increased the passenger capacity on domestic flights from 72.5 per cent to 85 per cent.
-
Aviation Stocks Soar As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Apart from IndiGo, no domestic airline has been able to deploy even 70 per cent capacity against the year-ago period
-
Domestic Flight Ticket Prices To Go Up As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Passengers will have to spend more money for air travel from now as the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday increased the lower and upper limits on domestic airfares by 10 to 30 per cent.
-
Domestic Flight Fare Bands Unchanged Till February, More Flights To Be Allowed Soon
The Ministry of Civil Aviation stated that it has been monitoring the traffic every day, and that the air traffic is expected to further pick up because of the festive season. As the passenger traffic increases, the upper cap would be revised to 70-75 per cent of normal capacity in the coming days.
-
Government Plans To Cap Commissions For Uber, Ola
The government has also proposed stricter safety checks for drivers and wants to cap their working hours at 12 per day, amid fears long shifts were putting passenger safety at risk.
-
Aadhaar-Verified Passengers Can Now Book 12 Railway Tickets A Month Online
Indian Railways has increased the monthly cap on tickets booked on the ICRTC portal from six to 12 for Aadhaar-verified passengers, officials said.
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United Airlines In Spotlight Again After Scorpion Falls On Passenger's Head
United Airlines found itself on the defensive again on Friday after a passenger complained that a scorpion stung him during a flight from Texas, capping off a bruising week for the public image of the one of the world's largest carriers.
-
Centre Unveils UDAN, Fares Capped At Rs 2,500 For 1-Hour Flights
Air passengers on major routes will soon have to shell out more for flights to fund the regional connectivity scheme under which fares will be capped at Rs 2,500 for one-hour flights.
-
Now, Pay Rs 1,000 To Advance Your Journey On Jet Airways
Passengers of Jet Airways can now take a flight earlier than their scheduled one by paying Rs 1000 more, a facility which comes after the government proposed a cap on ticket cancellation charges and increased compensation for denied boarding, and cancelled and delayed flights.
-
Pay Rs 1,000 To Advance Journey On Jet Airways
Passengers of Jet Airways can now take a flight earlier than their scheduled one by paying Rs 1,000 more, a facility which comes after the government proposed a cap on ticket cancellation charges and increased compensation for denied boarding, and cancelled and delayed flights.
-
Capping Airfares Could Push Up Floor Price Of Tickets: Minister Gajapathi Raju
Capping airfares could be counter-productive for majority of passengers as airlines might hike the floor prices, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju said today.
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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.
