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'Explain This Loot': BJP Leader Tajinder Bagga Calls Out Agoda Over '15x' Flight Cancellation Fee
"Passengers deserve transparency from booking partners," wrote Tajinder Bagga after claiming Agoda charged nearly 15 times the airline's cancellation fee for the same ticket.
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US Carriers Offer 'Rescue Fares' To Fliers As Spirit Airlines Winds Down
Spirit Airlines has been in and out of bankruptcy since 2024, and the White House was recently considering a bailout.
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Spirit Airlines Begins Complete Shutdown: Refunds, Travel Plans Explained
Spirit Airlines confirmed it has begun an “orderly wind-down” of its business, bringing an end to its 34-year run in the ultra-low-cost aviation market.
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'Industry On Verge Of Stopping Ops': Airlines' SOS To Centre
The airlines have sought relief in fuel prices.
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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Steps Down: Report
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson resigns before his contract ends in July 2027.
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Centre Pauses 60% Free Flight Seats Selection Order After Airlines Object
Centre Puts Order Mandating 60% Free Flight Seats On Hold
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Air India, IndiGo, Akasa Air Add Fuel Charge Amid Iran War: How Much Will Fares Rise?
A fuel surcharge is an extra fee added to tickets when jet fuel prices rise sharply.
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Before IndiGo Took Over, 9 Airlines That Vanished From Indian Skies In The Last 25 Years
High operating costs, volatile fuel prices, thin margins, regulatory pressure, and fierce competition make aviation one of the toughest industries
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IndiGo Apologises After 2 Days Of Widespread Disruption Over Staff Shortage
IndiGo issued a "heartfelt apology" to customers and industry stakeholders after widespread disruptions across its network and operations over the past two days, and said the airline "remains focussed on streamlining its operations at the earliest."
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Airline Pilots Hide Mental Health Struggles To Continue Flying: Study
Commercial airline pilots often conceal mental health conditions for fear that disclosing therapy or medication, or even just seeking help, could mean having their license pulled, putting themselves and their passengers at risk.
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
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British Airways Introduces New Rule Banning Crew From Drinking Coffee In Public
British Airways has unveiled a strict uniform policy, banning coffee and tea consumption in public. Discover how the new rules aim to boost professionalism and impact employees.
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Airlines To Face Fresh Turbulence As Passenger Growth Slows, Costs Rise: Ratings Agency
India's aviation sector is bracing for a challenging year ahead, with credit rating agency ICRA (Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency) projecting the industry's net losses at Rs 9,500-10,500 crore in the current financial year.
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Strike By 10,000 Air Canada Flight Attendants Declared Illegal
The Canada Industrial Relations Board declared a strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants illegal Monday and ordered them back on the job after they ignored an earlier order to return to work and submit to arbitration.
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Air Canada Flights Suspended After 10,000 Crew Members Go On Strike
Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike Saturday, as the airline announced a complete shutdown of operations, creating summer travel chaos for its 130,000 daily passengers.
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'Explain This Loot': BJP Leader Tajinder Bagga Calls Out Agoda Over '15x' Flight Cancellation Fee
"Passengers deserve transparency from booking partners," wrote Tajinder Bagga after claiming Agoda charged nearly 15 times the airline's cancellation fee for the same ticket.
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US Carriers Offer 'Rescue Fares' To Fliers As Spirit Airlines Winds Down
Spirit Airlines has been in and out of bankruptcy since 2024, and the White House was recently considering a bailout.
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Spirit Airlines Begins Complete Shutdown: Refunds, Travel Plans Explained
Spirit Airlines confirmed it has begun an “orderly wind-down” of its business, bringing an end to its 34-year run in the ultra-low-cost aviation market.
-
'Industry On Verge Of Stopping Ops': Airlines' SOS To Centre
The airlines have sought relief in fuel prices.
-
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson Steps Down: Report
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson resigns before his contract ends in July 2027.
-
Centre Pauses 60% Free Flight Seats Selection Order After Airlines Object
Centre Puts Order Mandating 60% Free Flight Seats On Hold
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Air India, IndiGo, Akasa Air Add Fuel Charge Amid Iran War: How Much Will Fares Rise?
A fuel surcharge is an extra fee added to tickets when jet fuel prices rise sharply.
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Before IndiGo Took Over, 9 Airlines That Vanished From Indian Skies In The Last 25 Years
High operating costs, volatile fuel prices, thin margins, regulatory pressure, and fierce competition make aviation one of the toughest industries
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IndiGo Apologises After 2 Days Of Widespread Disruption Over Staff Shortage
IndiGo issued a "heartfelt apology" to customers and industry stakeholders after widespread disruptions across its network and operations over the past two days, and said the airline "remains focussed on streamlining its operations at the earliest."
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Airline Pilots Hide Mental Health Struggles To Continue Flying: Study
Commercial airline pilots often conceal mental health conditions for fear that disclosing therapy or medication, or even just seeking help, could mean having their license pulled, putting themselves and their passengers at risk.
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"Kabul Open To Business": Taliban Minister's Trade Pitch To India Amid Pakistan Border Crisis
Afghanistan's Minister for Commerce and Industry Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi has called for a dramatic expansion of bilateral trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement with India.
-
British Airways Introduces New Rule Banning Crew From Drinking Coffee In Public
British Airways has unveiled a strict uniform policy, banning coffee and tea consumption in public. Discover how the new rules aim to boost professionalism and impact employees.
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Airlines To Face Fresh Turbulence As Passenger Growth Slows, Costs Rise: Ratings Agency
India's aviation sector is bracing for a challenging year ahead, with credit rating agency ICRA (Investment Information and Credit Rating Agency) projecting the industry's net losses at Rs 9,500-10,500 crore in the current financial year.
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Strike By 10,000 Air Canada Flight Attendants Declared Illegal
The Canada Industrial Relations Board declared a strike by 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants illegal Monday and ordered them back on the job after they ignored an earlier order to return to work and submit to arbitration.
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Air Canada Flights Suspended After 10,000 Crew Members Go On Strike
Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike Saturday, as the airline announced a complete shutdown of operations, creating summer travel chaos for its 130,000 daily passengers.
