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Opinion | India's Aviation Model Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight
When airlines strain against duty hour limits, when safety oversight suffers from understaffing, when passenger protection exists only on paper, the aviation system functions dangerously, accumulating risks that eventually manifest as crises.
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Nia Sharma Pays Rs 54K, Rahul Vaidya Pays Rs 4.2 Lakh: How IndiGo Crisis Is Impacting Airfares
Singer Rahul Vaidya, actress Nia Sharma, and thousands of other IndiGo passengers have been affected by the current crisis. Here's how and why many of them have ended up paying exorbitant prices for alternatives.
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How A New Proposal Could Make Flight Cancellations Easier And Cheaper For Indian Travellers
If you're an Indian traveller booking flights that you might need to amend or cancel, the proposed DGCA policies could provide a welcome buffer.
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Free Cancellation, Faster Refunds: Aviation Body Proposes 'Passenger-First' Rules
Air travellers in India may soon get more flexibility and faster refunds, as the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has proposed new passenger-friendly rules for ticket cancellation and amendments.
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Air Passengers May Soon Be Allowed To Cancel, Amend Tickets Without Paying More
Air passengers may soon be allowed to cancel or amend their tickets without additional charges within 48 hours of booking, with aviation watchdog DGCA proposing significant changes in the ticket refund norms.
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SpiceJet To Pay Rs 25,000 Compensation To Passenger For Issuing Wrong Ticket
SpiceJet, in its defense, argued the flight cancellation was due to bad weather, an instance beyond its control, and its liability is limited as per the Carriage by Air Act, 1972.
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'Had Fever, Wife Said Don't Go': Gujarat Doctor Who Cancelled Air India Ticket
A doctor from Gujarat cannot stop thanking his wife and family members after he cancelled an Air India flight in which he planned to fly to London on June 12.
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Vijay Rupani Cancelled London Ticket Twice, June 12 Was Not His 1st Choice
Former Gujarat Chief Minister, Vijay Rupani, was among the 242 people on board the doomed Air India 787-8 Dreamliner, which crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12. Only one survived, and 241 people died, including the former Chief Minister.
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'NRI City' Couple Cancelled June 6 Plan, Booked Doomed June 12 London Flight
Located approximately 76 km from Ahmedabad, Anand is known as Gujarat's 'NRI City'. Of the 274 people who died in the Ahmedabad plane crash on Thursday, 33 from Anand were on board the doomed Flight AI171 en route to London Gatwick.
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Air India, Air India Express Offer Free Ticket Rescheduling For Armed Forces
Air India and Air India Express have offered free rescheduling of tickets or full refunds on cancellations for armed forces personnel who have bookings with the airlines.
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Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
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IndiGo Passenger Slams Airline And Cleartrip For Cancelled Booking, Companies Respond
A Gurugram-based marketing manager took to LinkedIn to explain what she viewed as a "serious breach of security and trust" by IndiGo airlines and Cleartrip.
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Man Tries To Get Refund For Cancelled Tickets, Ends Up Losing Rs 4.8 Lakh Online
A man from Maharashtra's Thane city lost nearly Rs 5 lakh in cyber fraud after he relied on the results of a Google search to seek refunds for his cancelled trip to an African nation, an official said today.
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Air India Cancels Delhi-Moscow Flight Over Insurance Issues: Sources
The Russian embassy on Wednesday had reported that Air India had stopped selling tickets on the Delhi-Moscow-Delhi route and the prospects of the flight are unclear.
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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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Opinion | India's Aviation Model Is Cracking Under Its Own Weight
When airlines strain against duty hour limits, when safety oversight suffers from understaffing, when passenger protection exists only on paper, the aviation system functions dangerously, accumulating risks that eventually manifest as crises.
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Nia Sharma Pays Rs 54K, Rahul Vaidya Pays Rs 4.2 Lakh: How IndiGo Crisis Is Impacting Airfares
Singer Rahul Vaidya, actress Nia Sharma, and thousands of other IndiGo passengers have been affected by the current crisis. Here's how and why many of them have ended up paying exorbitant prices for alternatives.
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How A New Proposal Could Make Flight Cancellations Easier And Cheaper For Indian Travellers
If you're an Indian traveller booking flights that you might need to amend or cancel, the proposed DGCA policies could provide a welcome buffer.
-
Free Cancellation, Faster Refunds: Aviation Body Proposes 'Passenger-First' Rules
Air travellers in India may soon get more flexibility and faster refunds, as the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has proposed new passenger-friendly rules for ticket cancellation and amendments.
-
Air Passengers May Soon Be Allowed To Cancel, Amend Tickets Without Paying More
Air passengers may soon be allowed to cancel or amend their tickets without additional charges within 48 hours of booking, with aviation watchdog DGCA proposing significant changes in the ticket refund norms.
-
SpiceJet To Pay Rs 25,000 Compensation To Passenger For Issuing Wrong Ticket
SpiceJet, in its defense, argued the flight cancellation was due to bad weather, an instance beyond its control, and its liability is limited as per the Carriage by Air Act, 1972.
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'Had Fever, Wife Said Don't Go': Gujarat Doctor Who Cancelled Air India Ticket
A doctor from Gujarat cannot stop thanking his wife and family members after he cancelled an Air India flight in which he planned to fly to London on June 12.
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Vijay Rupani Cancelled London Ticket Twice, June 12 Was Not His 1st Choice
Former Gujarat Chief Minister, Vijay Rupani, was among the 242 people on board the doomed Air India 787-8 Dreamliner, which crashed in Ahmedabad on June 12. Only one survived, and 241 people died, including the former Chief Minister.
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'NRI City' Couple Cancelled June 6 Plan, Booked Doomed June 12 London Flight
Located approximately 76 km from Ahmedabad, Anand is known as Gujarat's 'NRI City'. Of the 274 people who died in the Ahmedabad plane crash on Thursday, 33 from Anand were on board the doomed Flight AI171 en route to London Gatwick.
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Air India, Air India Express Offer Free Ticket Rescheduling For Armed Forces
Air India and Air India Express have offered free rescheduling of tickets or full refunds on cancellations for armed forces personnel who have bookings with the airlines.
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Centre Asks Airlines To Ensure No Surge In Srinagar Fares After Terror Attack
Air India, IndiGo will operate a total of 4 additional flights from Srinagar to the Delhi and Mumbai. Airlines have also waived ticket rescheduling and cancellation charges.
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IndiGo Passenger Slams Airline And Cleartrip For Cancelled Booking, Companies Respond
A Gurugram-based marketing manager took to LinkedIn to explain what she viewed as a "serious breach of security and trust" by IndiGo airlines and Cleartrip.
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Man Tries To Get Refund For Cancelled Tickets, Ends Up Losing Rs 4.8 Lakh Online
A man from Maharashtra's Thane city lost nearly Rs 5 lakh in cyber fraud after he relied on the results of a Google search to seek refunds for his cancelled trip to an African nation, an official said today.
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Air India Cancels Delhi-Moscow Flight Over Insurance Issues: Sources
The Russian embassy on Wednesday had reported that Air India had stopped selling tickets on the Delhi-Moscow-Delhi route and the prospects of the flight are unclear.
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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.
