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New Delhi: Big decision of Centre in view of major relief to air travelers. The Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday said airlines cannot impose additional fees while issuing boarding passes to air passengers at check-in counters. At present, India’s largest airline IndiGo charges a fee if a passenger asked for
New Delhi: On Friday, June 3, DGCA issued draft rules for persons with disability, saying if an airline feels a specially abled passenger’s health is likely to deteriorate during a flight, it must consult a doctor at the airport and take an “appropriate call” on whether boarding should be denied
New Delhi: In Embarrassing incident happened in Indigo flight that specially-abled child denied to board at Ranchi airport. DGCA admits fault of IndiGo staff for stopping disabled child from boarding aircraft, sent show cause notice. Low-cost carrier IndiGo has been served a show-cause notice by aviation regulator DGCA for handling
New Delhi: Tata Sons owns 83.67 percent of Air Asia India’s equity share capital, while Malaysia’s AirAsia owns 16.33 percent of the company (Representative Image) Air India has suggested purchasing AirAsia India’s whole stake. The proposal for Air India’s acquisition of AirAsia India has also been notified by the Competition Commission
New Delhi: IndiGo, India’s largest domestic airline has appointed Mahesh Malik as the Chief Commercial Officer of its cargo division. Malik will take charge of the division — which is called “CarGo” — on May 15, the airline mentioned in a statement. Mahesh Malik, in his last assignment, was the
New Delhi: Tata group is all committed to make Air India world class; financially fit, upgrade aircraft, bring in new fleet and make it the most technologically advanced airline globally, said Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said on Wednesday in his virtual address to the employees of the aircraft across the
