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    Airlines to Offer 60% Free Seats Starting April 20

    New Delhi, March 29 Airlines will start offering at least 60 per cent of seats on a flight without charging any additional fees, starting April 20, as well as maintaining a transparent seat allocation policy, according to the aviation regulator, the DGCA.On March 18, the Ministry of Civil...
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    Campus Consolidation: IndiGo Plans Integrated Hub

    New Delhi, March 25 Leading airline IndiGo will develop a comprehensive campus on a land parcel of more than 4.5 acres in Gurugram, Haryana, over the next 3-5 years.The airline is headquartered in Gurugram, and the unified campus will bring together the IndiGo Support Centre (ISC) and learning...
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    US Transport Chief Warns of Rising Travel Expenses

    Washington, March 22 – US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has warned that the ongoing conflict with Iran is driving up fuel and travel costs, saying that the rising cost burden is now affecting American consumers even as supply chains remain stable.In an interview on ABC News’ This Week...
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    Cabin Crew Face Pay Consequences for Weight

    Mumbai, March 21 Air India is planning to introduce a health and fitness compliance policy for its cabin crew, under which those found underweight, overweight or obese could face demotion and loss of pay.The compliance assessment will be based on the cabin crew members' Body Mass Index (BMI)...
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    Corrective Actions Launched Over Air India Travel Discrepancies

    New Delhi/Mumbai, March 15 Air India has detected widespread discrepancies in the use of its employee leisure travel policy, involving more than 4,000 employees, and has initiated corrective actions, including imposing penalties on the erring staff, according to sources.The loss-making Air...
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    Fuel Surcharge Hike on Air India & Express Flights

    New Delhi, March 10 Air India and Air India Express will begin charging a fuel surcharge of ₹399 on each domestic flight ticket from March 12, and will also increase the charge for international bookings due to the sharp increase in jet fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict.The new fuel...
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    International Women's Day: Recognizing Travel Professionals

    March 08, New Delhi - The Bureau of Immigration marked International Women's Day by recognizing the contributions of women working across the country's travel and security ecosystem.The Bureau of Immigration, Government of India, posted on X and wrote, "Behind every smooth journey are women...
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    Flight Operations Resume as West Asia Conflict Impacts Travel

    New Delhi, March 6 Passengers arriving in Delhi from Muscat on Friday said that the situation in Oman remained normal despite rising tensions in parts of West Asia, adding that they did not face any difficulties during their stay or travel.One passenger said that daily life in Oman continues...
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    Nearly 184 Flights Cancelled as Pakistan Responds to Middle East Crisis

    Karachi, March 1 At least 184 international flights from Pakistan to the Middle East have been cancelled since Saturday due to the escalating situation following the attacks by the US and Israel on Iran.A spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that flights to Dubai, Abu Dhabi...
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    Psychological Warfare: How Criminals Use Hoax Calls to Attack India's Justice System

    New Delhi, February 18 – The latest round of hoax threats that the Indian judiciary has been receiving across the country is a clear continuation of psychological operations against India. In the last year and a half, schools and airlines have been receiving such hoax calls.Officials...
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    Airline Fined Rs 1.27 Crore Over GST Dispute

    New Delhi, February 13 IndiGo said on Friday that it has been fined over Rs 1.27 crore related to Goods and Services Tax (GST) input tax credit, and that it will challenge the order.In a filing to the BSE, the airline's parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, said that it has been denied input...
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    SpiceJet Plans Revenue Generation Through Spare Parts

    New Delhi, February 12 SpiceJet reported a loss of ₹269.27 crore for the three months ended December 2025, as higher costs and one-time expenses impacted the budget carrier's bottom line.The airline had a profit of ₹24.97 crore in the December quarter of 2024, as per the standalone financial...
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