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Delta Airlines May Adopt AI Fare System: What It Would Mean For Travellers
Delta Airlines President Glen Hauenstein said that the company was evaluating how ticket prices should be set up to offer more personalised and relevant options to each traveller.
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High Air Fare Hits Goa Peak Season Tourism, Chief Minister To Write To Centre
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant intends to write a letter to the central government demanding affordable air travel during peak season.
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Flight Ticket Prices Shoot Up As IndiGo Introduces "Fuel Charge". Check Distance-Wise Cost
Airfares are set to shoot up as one of India's largest airlines IndiGo has introduced a distance-based "fuel charge" on domestic and international routes.
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Domestic Flight Ticket Prices Rise Ahead Of Independence Day Weekend
The Independence Day weekend has led to a spike in prices of domestic flight tickets on some routes.
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Delhi-Mumbai Airfare Goes Sky-High, Among Costliest Globally
A 24-hour advance air ticket from Delhi to Mumbai is currently priced at around Rs 14,000, which is among the costliest domestic airfares globally.
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Uber Launches App-Based Flight Booking Feature for International and Domestic Travel in the UK: FT
Uber has launched a new flight booking tool via its app in the UK, according to a report in the Financial Times. The app will allow users to book international and domestic flights and builds on the company's coach and train booking capability offered in the country.
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Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
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Flights To Get Costlier As Government Raises Fare Caps 4th Time This Year
Flight tickets are about to get more expensive as the government has raised the price cap on domestic airfares for the second time in just over two months by 9 to 12 per cent.
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Flyers Can Choose "No Check-In Baggage Fares" In Domestic Airlines
Domestic flight operators are allowed to give concessions in ticket prices to those passengers who carry no baggage or only cabin baggage, aviation watchdog Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has said in a circular.
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Domestic Flight Ticket Prices To Go Up As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Passengers will have to spend more money for air travel from now as the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday increased the lower and upper limits on domestic airfares by 10 to 30 per cent.
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Regulator Asks SpiceJet To Stop Ticket Sale Offer Over Centre's Fare Limits
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked SpiceJet to stop its five-day discounted sale of tickets that started on Monday as the government-imposed fare limits are in place since domestic flights resumed operation on May 25, senior officials said.
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7 Fare Bands For Domestic Flights; Ticket Prices Between Rs 2,000-18,600
Air tickets will be capped between Rs 2,000 and Rs 18,600 in seven bands depending on flight duration, the government said on Thursday, as it announced details of resuming air travel after a two-month suspension because of the coronavirus crisis.
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Air Fares To Be Capped For Next 3 Months, Delhi-Mumbai Max Fare Rs 10,000
Airlines will have to follow ticket price guidelines issued by the Civil Aviation Ministry when they restart some domestic flights, two months after air travel was halted to fight the novel coronavirus, the government said on Thursday. A Delhi-Mumbai flight ticket will have to be priced between Rs 3,500 and 10,000 for the next three months, Aviatio...
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To Fly Amid Coronavirus, Airports Plan Ticket Bar Code, No Baggage Tags
The airports, in collaboration with the government, have drawn up detailed plans to ensure security from coronavirus as the resumption of passenger services was announced today. Flights in domestic sectors will begin operating from May 25, the government said today -- just a day after announcing the resumption of 200 non-air conditioned trains.
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Domestic Flights From Monday, Minister Says Middle Seats Can't Be Vacant
Coronavirus lockdown: Domestic passenger flights will resume from Monday "in a calibrated manner", the government said today. There may be fewer flights but Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said "it is not viable" to keep middle seat vacant as ticket prices would shoot up.
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Delta Airlines May Adopt AI Fare System: What It Would Mean For Travellers
Delta Airlines President Glen Hauenstein said that the company was evaluating how ticket prices should be set up to offer more personalised and relevant options to each traveller.
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High Air Fare Hits Goa Peak Season Tourism, Chief Minister To Write To Centre
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant intends to write a letter to the central government demanding affordable air travel during peak season.
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Flight Ticket Prices Shoot Up As IndiGo Introduces "Fuel Charge". Check Distance-Wise Cost
Airfares are set to shoot up as one of India's largest airlines IndiGo has introduced a distance-based "fuel charge" on domestic and international routes.
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Domestic Flight Ticket Prices Rise Ahead Of Independence Day Weekend
The Independence Day weekend has led to a spike in prices of domestic flight tickets on some routes.
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Delhi-Mumbai Airfare Goes Sky-High, Among Costliest Globally
A 24-hour advance air ticket from Delhi to Mumbai is currently priced at around Rs 14,000, which is among the costliest domestic airfares globally.
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Uber Launches App-Based Flight Booking Feature for International and Domestic Travel in the UK: FT
Uber has launched a new flight booking tool via its app in the UK, according to a report in the Financial Times. The app will allow users to book international and domestic flights and builds on the company's coach and train booking capability offered in the country.
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Air Passengers To Be Reimbursed For Ticket Downgrades By Airlines From February 15
Airlines will reimburse 75 per cent of the ticket costs to passengers whose domestic flight tickets have been downgraded, with aviation regulator DGCA putting in place new norms.
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Flights To Get Costlier As Government Raises Fare Caps 4th Time This Year
Flight tickets are about to get more expensive as the government has raised the price cap on domestic airfares for the second time in just over two months by 9 to 12 per cent.
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Flyers Can Choose "No Check-In Baggage Fares" In Domestic Airlines
Domestic flight operators are allowed to give concessions in ticket prices to those passengers who carry no baggage or only cabin baggage, aviation watchdog Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has said in a circular.
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Domestic Flight Ticket Prices To Go Up As Centre Raises Cap By Up To 30%
Passengers will have to spend more money for air travel from now as the Civil Aviation Ministry on Thursday increased the lower and upper limits on domestic airfares by 10 to 30 per cent.
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Regulator Asks SpiceJet To Stop Ticket Sale Offer Over Centre's Fare Limits
Aviation regulator DGCA has asked SpiceJet to stop its five-day discounted sale of tickets that started on Monday as the government-imposed fare limits are in place since domestic flights resumed operation on May 25, senior officials said.
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7 Fare Bands For Domestic Flights; Ticket Prices Between Rs 2,000-18,600
Air tickets will be capped between Rs 2,000 and Rs 18,600 in seven bands depending on flight duration, the government said on Thursday, as it announced details of resuming air travel after a two-month suspension because of the coronavirus crisis.
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Air Fares To Be Capped For Next 3 Months, Delhi-Mumbai Max Fare Rs 10,000
Airlines will have to follow ticket price guidelines issued by the Civil Aviation Ministry when they restart some domestic flights, two months after air travel was halted to fight the novel coronavirus, the government said on Thursday. A Delhi-Mumbai flight ticket will have to be priced between Rs 3,500 and 10,000 for the next three months, Aviatio...
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To Fly Amid Coronavirus, Airports Plan Ticket Bar Code, No Baggage Tags
The airports, in collaboration with the government, have drawn up detailed plans to ensure security from coronavirus as the resumption of passenger services was announced today. Flights in domestic sectors will begin operating from May 25, the government said today -- just a day after announcing the resumption of 200 non-air conditioned trains.
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Domestic Flights From Monday, Minister Says Middle Seats Can't Be Vacant
Coronavirus lockdown: Domestic passenger flights will resume from Monday "in a calibrated manner", the government said today. There may be fewer flights but Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said "it is not viable" to keep middle seat vacant as ticket prices would shoot up.
