Airline Cancellation Charges
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Lawyer Blasts Air India For Deducting 20,000 Points For Missed Concert, Airline Refutes Claim
Lawyer Safir Anand accuses the airline of unfairly deducting 20,000 loyalty points for missing a concert invite, despite not confirming attendance.
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In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
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Taj Dubai Guest Faces Rs 6 Lakh Charge After Being Stranded During Travel Shutdown
Believing her airline would handle the accommodation, the woman was shocked when Taj Dubai informed her the mounting bill was now her responsibility.
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"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Bureaucrat Shares Pic Of Rs 20 Refund After Cancelling Flight Ticket, Internet Reacts
Mr Kumar with a touch of sarcasm wrote, "Pls suggest some good investment plans for my refund."
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"Rahul Gandhi Cancelled Flight": Government Sources Deny Congress Charge
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi himself cancelled his trip to Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi; his chartered airline had written to Varanasi airport last night intimating them about their cancellation, top government sources said today.
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House Panel Seeks Uniform Ticket Cancellation Charges Across Airlines
A Parliamentary panel on Wednesday pitched for having uniform charges for cancellation of air tickets across airlines and expressed concerns that the charges are not regulated by the government.
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Full Refund For Air Tickets Booked Amid Lockdown: What Supreme Court Said
Airlines will have to refund money collected from tickets that were cancelled following the coronavirus induced lockdown without any cancellation charge, the Supreme Court said today. The judgement applies for bookings made for both domestic and international tickets during the period.
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Waive Off Cancellation Fee: Aviation Body Tells International Airlines Amid Virus Fear
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked international airlines to consider waiving ticket cancellation and reschedule charges or look at providing any other incentive, amid coronavirus outbreak.
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Air India To Not Charge Fees For Ticket Cancellation Done On Booking Day
Air India has decided that from May 1, if a customer wants to cancel his air ticket or make changes in it within 24 hours of booking, he will not be charged any fee, according to an airline document.
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Firm To Refund Cancellation Amount Due From Jet Airways To "Armed Forces"
A Pune-based travel firm catering to personal travel needs of armed forces, paramilitary forces and their family members, today said it will refund its customers the amount due from Jet Airways flight cancellations, without waiting for the airline to do the same.
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Amid India-Pak Tensions, Airlines Offer Relief To Passengers
Several airlines waived cancellations and re-booking charges for the armed forces and for other passengers following the escalation in tension along the Line of Control and border with Pakistan, which led the government to suspend commercial operations at most of the airports north of New Delhi Wednesday.
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DGCA Unlikely To Make Printing Cancellation Charges On Ticket Mandatory
The DGCA is unlikely to make it compulsory to print cancellation charges on air tickets, with the Indian aviation watchdog suggesting that the charges be "indicated prominently" at the time of booking, according to an official document.
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Fix Limits For Airline Tickets, Cancellation Charges: Parliamentary Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has suggested to the Union government to fix limits for airline tickets and cancellation charges. The recommendations were made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee's 256th report on "Issues related to improving consumers' satisfaction of airlines".
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Airlines Revise Flight Ticket Cancellation Fee Structure
This move would come as a respite to flyers especially to those who book their tickets well in advance in order to get cheaper prices, says Yatra.com COO (B2C) Sharat Dhall.
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Lawyer Blasts Air India For Deducting 20,000 Points For Missed Concert, Airline Refutes Claim
Lawyer Safir Anand accuses the airline of unfairly deducting 20,000 loyalty points for missing a concert invite, despite not confirming attendance.
-
In Big Relief For Flyers, Centre Says No Selection Fee On 60% Seats
Keep Atleast 60% Seats On Flights Free Of Cost: Government Tells Airlines
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Taj Dubai Guest Faces Rs 6 Lakh Charge After Being Stranded During Travel Shutdown
Believing her airline would handle the accommodation, the woman was shocked when Taj Dubai informed her the mounting bill was now her responsibility.
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"How Can Airlines Charge Rs 39,000?" Court To Centre On IndiGo Crisis
The court told the Centre that while it "appreciates their efforts" in handling the chaos, why such a situation had precipitated in the first place.
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Bureaucrat Shares Pic Of Rs 20 Refund After Cancelling Flight Ticket, Internet Reacts
Mr Kumar with a touch of sarcasm wrote, "Pls suggest some good investment plans for my refund."
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"Rahul Gandhi Cancelled Flight": Government Sources Deny Congress Charge
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi himself cancelled his trip to Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi; his chartered airline had written to Varanasi airport last night intimating them about their cancellation, top government sources said today.
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House Panel Seeks Uniform Ticket Cancellation Charges Across Airlines
A Parliamentary panel on Wednesday pitched for having uniform charges for cancellation of air tickets across airlines and expressed concerns that the charges are not regulated by the government.
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Full Refund For Air Tickets Booked Amid Lockdown: What Supreme Court Said
Airlines will have to refund money collected from tickets that were cancelled following the coronavirus induced lockdown without any cancellation charge, the Supreme Court said today. The judgement applies for bookings made for both domestic and international tickets during the period.
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Waive Off Cancellation Fee: Aviation Body Tells International Airlines Amid Virus Fear
Aviation watchdog DGCA has asked international airlines to consider waiving ticket cancellation and reschedule charges or look at providing any other incentive, amid coronavirus outbreak.
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Air India To Not Charge Fees For Ticket Cancellation Done On Booking Day
Air India has decided that from May 1, if a customer wants to cancel his air ticket or make changes in it within 24 hours of booking, he will not be charged any fee, according to an airline document.
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Firm To Refund Cancellation Amount Due From Jet Airways To "Armed Forces"
A Pune-based travel firm catering to personal travel needs of armed forces, paramilitary forces and their family members, today said it will refund its customers the amount due from Jet Airways flight cancellations, without waiting for the airline to do the same.
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Amid India-Pak Tensions, Airlines Offer Relief To Passengers
Several airlines waived cancellations and re-booking charges for the armed forces and for other passengers following the escalation in tension along the Line of Control and border with Pakistan, which led the government to suspend commercial operations at most of the airports north of New Delhi Wednesday.
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DGCA Unlikely To Make Printing Cancellation Charges On Ticket Mandatory
The DGCA is unlikely to make it compulsory to print cancellation charges on air tickets, with the Indian aviation watchdog suggesting that the charges be "indicated prominently" at the time of booking, according to an official document.
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Fix Limits For Airline Tickets, Cancellation Charges: Parliamentary Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee has suggested to the Union government to fix limits for airline tickets and cancellation charges. The recommendations were made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee's 256th report on "Issues related to improving consumers' satisfaction of airlines".
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Airlines Revise Flight Ticket Cancellation Fee Structure
This move would come as a respite to flyers especially to those who book their tickets well in advance in order to get cheaper prices, says Yatra.com COO (B2C) Sharat Dhall.
