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BSF Signs MoU With IRCTC to Ensure Booking Data Safety Under Air E-Ticket Service
BSF and IRCTC signed MoU to ensure the safety and security of booking data under its air e-ticket service for the troops of India's border guarding force. The pact will ensure facility of extra baggage, lounge, cargo and less cancellation or reschedule charges for authorised BSF personnel. Under the deal, IRCTC will provide a dedicated online porta...
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Now Pay Upto Rs 400 Per Kg For Extra Baggage In Private Air Carriers
In a move which could hit the air passengers hard, private carriers such as IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet have together increased baggage charges beyond the standard limit of 15 kgs.
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This Airline Will Reduce Your Fare If You Travel With Less Luggage
The airline has introduced a Lite Fare for corporate travellers, who frequently make daily round trips with no check-in baggage
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Now, You Can Carry Extra Bags In Air India Flights Without Paying More
Air India will allow passengers to carry up to 25 kilograms of extra baggage but will not levy any charges for the same.
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Air India Bets On Cheeky Advertisements Amid Stiff Competition
Showcasing better seat space and extra baggage allowance, Air India is taking on rival airlines with cheeky advertisements dotted with smiling and sad emojis.
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Air India to Charge More for Extra Hand Baggage in UAE
National carrier Air India has restricted the weight of hand luggage carried by passengers from the UAE.
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MPs Want Seat Upgrade, Extra Baggage for Free. Air India Says 'Sorry, Not Always'
Cash-strapped Air India has expressed its inability to upgrade seats of Members of Parliament or MPs to business class or carry their extra baggage for free, especially in flights which have all upper class seats booked by paid passengers.
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Marooned at Toronto airport over Rs 1800 dues
Frequent fliers are well aware that it's heavy going with airlines when it comes to any excess baggage. But, 24-year-old Vinish Vincent George claims, in his particular case, national carrier Air India has gone too far. Falling short of 35 Canadian dollars towards payment for his extra baggage proved costly for the aspiring Indian pilot, who is str...
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BSF Signs MoU With IRCTC to Ensure Booking Data Safety Under Air E-Ticket Service
BSF and IRCTC signed MoU to ensure the safety and security of booking data under its air e-ticket service for the troops of India's border guarding force. The pact will ensure facility of extra baggage, lounge, cargo and less cancellation or reschedule charges for authorised BSF personnel. Under the deal, IRCTC will provide a dedicated online porta...
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Now Pay Upto Rs 400 Per Kg For Extra Baggage In Private Air Carriers
In a move which could hit the air passengers hard, private carriers such as IndiGo, GoAir and SpiceJet have together increased baggage charges beyond the standard limit of 15 kgs.
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This Airline Will Reduce Your Fare If You Travel With Less Luggage
The airline has introduced a Lite Fare for corporate travellers, who frequently make daily round trips with no check-in baggage
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Now, You Can Carry Extra Bags In Air India Flights Without Paying More
Air India will allow passengers to carry up to 25 kilograms of extra baggage but will not levy any charges for the same.
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Air India Bets On Cheeky Advertisements Amid Stiff Competition
Showcasing better seat space and extra baggage allowance, Air India is taking on rival airlines with cheeky advertisements dotted with smiling and sad emojis.
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Air India to Charge More for Extra Hand Baggage in UAE
National carrier Air India has restricted the weight of hand luggage carried by passengers from the UAE.
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MPs Want Seat Upgrade, Extra Baggage for Free. Air India Says 'Sorry, Not Always'
Cash-strapped Air India has expressed its inability to upgrade seats of Members of Parliament or MPs to business class or carry their extra baggage for free, especially in flights which have all upper class seats booked by paid passengers.
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Marooned at Toronto airport over Rs 1800 dues
Frequent fliers are well aware that it's heavy going with airlines when it comes to any excess baggage. But, 24-year-old Vinish Vincent George claims, in his particular case, national carrier Air India has gone too far. Falling short of 35 Canadian dollars towards payment for his extra baggage proved costly for the aspiring Indian pilot, who is str...
