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More Airlines To Shut Operations If Predatory Fare Pricing Continues: Aviation Minister
IndiGo and SpiceJet, two of the country's biggest airlines, reported losses of Rs 1,062 crore and Rs 463 crore respectively in the second quarter of 2019-20.
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Airlines Told To Raise Capacity To Keep Fares In Check
The government has already advised domestic airlines not to go in for predatory air fare pricing as several 737-MAX aircraft were grounded due to safety reasons in the wake of a plane crash in Ethiopia.
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After PM's Call for Lower Airfares, Ministry to Meet Air Carriers
Domestic air carriers have been called for a meeting on September 15 by the government to discuss the issue of high airfares, especially during festival seasons and emergency travel, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed serious concern over the issue.
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Prime Minister Modi Wants Checks on Steep Last-Minute Air Fares
Concerned over "predatory pricing" by airlines where the cost of tickets booked at the last-minute shoots up beyond the means of distraught passengers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for urgent remedial action by the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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Predatory Air Fares Need to be Regulated: Minister
Mr Sharma's comments come against the backdrop of many carriers resorting to steep discount on tickets to stimulate demand in the face of stiff competition.
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More Airlines To Shut Operations If Predatory Fare Pricing Continues: Aviation Minister
IndiGo and SpiceJet, two of the country's biggest airlines, reported losses of Rs 1,062 crore and Rs 463 crore respectively in the second quarter of 2019-20.
-
Airlines Told To Raise Capacity To Keep Fares In Check
The government has already advised domestic airlines not to go in for predatory air fare pricing as several 737-MAX aircraft were grounded due to safety reasons in the wake of a plane crash in Ethiopia.
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After PM's Call for Lower Airfares, Ministry to Meet Air Carriers
Domestic air carriers have been called for a meeting on September 15 by the government to discuss the issue of high airfares, especially during festival seasons and emergency travel, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed serious concern over the issue.
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Prime Minister Modi Wants Checks on Steep Last-Minute Air Fares
Concerned over "predatory pricing" by airlines where the cost of tickets booked at the last-minute shoots up beyond the means of distraught passengers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for urgent remedial action by the Civil Aviation Ministry.
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Predatory Air Fares Need to be Regulated: Minister
Mr Sharma's comments come against the backdrop of many carriers resorting to steep discount on tickets to stimulate demand in the face of stiff competition.
