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Air Travel To Turn Costlier From July 1 After Aviation Security Fee Hike
Air travel will become slightly costlier as the Ministry of Civil Aviation has decided to increase the aviation security fee (ASF) from Rs 130 to Rs 150 for each Indian passenger from July 1 onwards, according to an official document.
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Rs 20,000 For An Air Ticket: How Tourists Are Paying For Kashmir Clashes
As Kashmir reels under a fresh wave of violence, tourists desperate to get out, are paying a high price. At 4 am, NDTV found the gates of the Srinagar airport closed, hundreds of people waiting outside. Most of them have spent whole night right on the road.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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Kingfisher CEO among top-paid airline executives
Air carriers may be flying through rough weathers, but their top executives have got handsome pay hikes, including the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of crisis-ridden Kingfisher Airlines, who has emerged as the second-highest paid among all his peers at the Vijay Mallya-led UB Group.
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Air Travel To Turn Costlier From July 1 After Aviation Security Fee Hike
Air travel will become slightly costlier as the Ministry of Civil Aviation has decided to increase the aviation security fee (ASF) from Rs 130 to Rs 150 for each Indian passenger from July 1 onwards, according to an official document.
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Rs 20,000 For An Air Ticket: How Tourists Are Paying For Kashmir Clashes
As Kashmir reels under a fresh wave of violence, tourists desperate to get out, are paying a high price. At 4 am, NDTV found the gates of the Srinagar airport closed, hundreds of people waiting outside. Most of them have spent whole night right on the road.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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Kingfisher CEO among top-paid airline executives
Air carriers may be flying through rough weathers, but their top executives have got handsome pay hikes, including the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of crisis-ridden Kingfisher Airlines, who has emerged as the second-highest paid among all his peers at the Vijay Mallya-led UB Group.
