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Flight Cancellation Charges Compared: What are the flight ticket cancellation charges? IndiGo vs Air India vs SpiceJet vs Akasa Air – check rules | India Business News
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Flight Cancellation Charges Compared: What are the flight ticket cancellation charges? IndiGo vs Air India vs SpiceJet vs Akasa Air – check rules | India Business News

Lite FareRegular FareFlexi Plus FareReturn FareDomesticDomesticDomesticDomestic0-3 (Days left for departure)0-3 (Days left for departure)0-3 (Days left for departure)0-3 (Days left for departure)INR 3500 or Airfare charges (Whichever is lower). Cancellation fee will depend upon the time of cancellation.INR 3500 or Airfare charges (Whichever is lower). Cancellation fee will depend upon the time of cancellation.INR 3500 or Airfare charges (Whichever is lower). Cancellation fee will depend upon the time of cancellation.INR 3500 or Airfare charges (Whichever is lower). Cancellation fee will depend upon the time of cancellation.4 Days left for departure and above4 Days left for departure and above4 Days left for departure and above4 Days left for departure and aboveINR 3000 or Airfare charges ...
IndiGo: IndiGo to link Ayodhya with Delhi & Ahmedabad before Shri Ram temple inauguration
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IndiGo: IndiGo to link Ayodhya with Delhi & Ahmedabad before Shri Ram temple inauguration

NEW DELHI: IndiGo will be the first airline to operate flights at the soon to open Ayodhya Airport. The budget carrier will start direct flights between Ayodhya and Delhi from January 6; and Ayodhya and Ahmedabad five days later. Other airlines are also going to have flights to the holy city that is all set to become a major magnet for visitors with the grand Shri Ram janamsthan temple going to be inaugurated on January 22.“IndiGo will have the honour of being the first carrier to operate from the soon to be inaugurated Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport in Ayodhya. The inaugural flight from Delhi will arrive in Ayodhya on December 30, 2023. Subsequently, commercial operations for a direct flight will commence between Delhi and Ayodhya from January 6, 2024, followed by tri...
Domestic Airlines Reported 406 Instances of Aircraft Malfunctioning in Jan-Nov 2023: Govt Data
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Domestic Airlines Reported 406 Instances of Aircraft Malfunctioning in Jan-Nov 2023: Govt Data

Published By: Kavya MishraLast Updated: December 11, 2023, 21:40 ISTIn 2022, these airlines had reported 542 instances of malfunctioning of aircraft. (Representational Image)From January to November 2023, IndiGo reported 233 instances of aircraft malfunctioning, while SpiceJet reported 44 such casesDomestic airlines reported 406 instances of aircraft malfunctioning in the first 11 months of this year, according to the government. Minister of State for Civil Aviation VK Singh shared the data in a written reply to the Rajya Sabha on Monday.From January to November 2023, IndiGo reported 233 instances of aircraft malfunctioning, while SpiceJet reported 44 such cases.Air India reported 52 instances of malfunctioning aircraft, followed by the now-grounded Go First (22), Akasa Air (20), AirAsia...
After Air India, IndiGo launches AI-powered chat assistant for customers
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After Air India, IndiGo launches AI-powered chat assistant for customers

IndiGo on Monday said it has launched an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chat assistant "6Eskai" to address customer queries in 10 different languages. India's largest airline has followed the footsteps of Air India, which launched its AI-powered chat assistant "Maharaja" on November 10. While Maharaja is powered by Microsoft's Azure OpenAI service, 6Eskai is powered by Microsoft's GPT-4 technology. 6Eskai is capable of performing a wide range of tasks, including booking tickets, applying promotional discounts, booking addons, performing web check-ins, helping in seat selection, planning trips, answering FAQs (frequently asked questions), and connecting customers with an agent, IndiGo noted. Moreover, the bot is not only capable of understanding written or...
‘Ease of flying’: How IndiGo plans to take on Air India
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‘Ease of flying’: How IndiGo plans to take on Air India

NEW DELHI: IndiGo, India's largest airline, is considering the introduction of a premium seating class, hot meals, and a loyalty program by the end of 2024. According to a report in the Economic Times, IndiGo's move is part of its strategy to attract more business travelers and compete with Air Indiaon international routes, according to sources familiar with the matter.The airline plans to modify 35 Airbus A321 aircraft with a dual-class configuration, including a premium cabin featuring eight rows of seats, arranged two on each side.“Eight rows with extra legroom seating will be installed in those aircraft, providing 36 inches of legroom for guests to stretch out or work comfortably,” a source, who preferred anonymity, told the ET. Currently, IndiGo’s Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft offer ...
Stocks to Watch: Tata Steel, Honasa Consumer, IndiGo, Infosys, SBI, Welspun, and Others
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Stocks to Watch: Tata Steel, Honasa Consumer, IndiGo, Infosys, SBI, Welspun, and Others

Last Updated: November 23, 2023, 09:04 ISTStocks To Watch on November 23Stocks to watch: Shares of firms like Tata Steel, Honasa Consumer, IndiGo, Infosys, SBI, Welspun, and others will be in focus on Thursday's trade.Stocks To Watch On November 23: GIFT Nifty on the NSE IX traded 12.5 points, or 0.06 per cent, lower at 19,885.5, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for muted start on Thursday. Here’s a slew of stocks that will be in focus today for various reasons.Tata Steel: The Tata Steel board has approved the allotment of 7.58 crore shares to eligible shareholders of Tata Steel Long Products Limited.Welspun Corp: Welspun Corp announced investment worth Rs 479 crore in a manufacturing unit in Odisha.Honasa Consumer: The Mamaearth parent firm reported a in net profit to Rs 29.40 cror...
Hotel Indigo debuts in Sydney – Business Traveller
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Hotel Indigo debuts in Sydney – Business Traveller

IHG Hotels & Resorts and Pro-invest Group have announced the opening of Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point, debuting the neighbourhood-inspired global boutique brand in Sydney. The unveiling of the 105-room hotel marks a new chapter in the property’s history following a multi-million-dollar refurbishment inspired by the eclectic Kings Cross neighbourhood that has been a place for creatives and revellers for nearly a century. Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point has creatively furnished rooms, some offering private outdoor terraces and balconies. Renowned Sydney chef, Luke Mangan, has also taken up residence in the neighbourhood with his new restaurant and bar, Luc-san, a streetside French Izakaya. Luke Mangan will also oversee The X Café, a bijoux-sized early morning to late afternoon ca...
Hotel Indigo launches programme allowing locals to borrow everyday items – Business Traveller
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Hotel Indigo launches programme allowing locals to borrow everyday items – Business Traveller

IHG’s Hotel Indigo brand has launched a new programme enabling locals to borrow everyday items such as sugar, olive oil, salt and pepper, and tea and coffee from its hotels. Borrowed by Hotel Indigo, inspired by its latest marketing campaign ‘The World’s Neighbourhood Hotel, invites people who live in the same zip code or postcode to “borrow” everyday necessities. Participating hotels will have display signage at check-in, outlining what’s available to borrow, and items will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis – they are not available to reserve or hold. Staff members will assemble and package the items in a tote bag for them to take away. There is no cost to borrow the items, nor a requirement to return the items. The programme is in place at select properties in the US and ...
Grounded fleet: Pratt & Whitney engine troubles mount for IndiGo
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Grounded fleet: Pratt & Whitney engine troubles mount for IndiGo

NEW DELHI: Jet engine-maker Pratt & Whitney (PW) has informed IndiGo the latest powder metal contamination issue could see "aircraft on ground (AoG) in the range of mid-thirties in the fourth quarter (January-March 2024) due to accelerated engine removals". Already, almost 50 IndiGo AirbusA320neo (new engine option) have been grounded for several months, awaiting replacement GTF engines from PW.This means that over 80 IndiGo planes could be grounded early next year. Any more engines going bust - a common occurrence with PW GTF engines that power the A320neos - will add to this number. Acapacity crunch, which IndiGo is trying to address by getting as many planes on lease as possible, could lead to a spike in airfares as seen earlier this summer after GoAir collapsed.The GTF engines hav...
SmallCaps outperform; Bajaj Hind, Apollo Micro zoom 10%
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SmallCaps outperform; Bajaj Hind, Apollo Micro zoom 10%

Stock market LIVE updates: Th rebound in global equities entered third day Monday as last Friday's lower-than-expected jobs data in the US reignited hopes that the Fed will abstain from hiking rates going ahead.The S&P BSE Sensex was up over 300 points around 64,700 levels. The Nifty50, on the other hand,was up 100-odd points at 19,333.  Eicher Motors, Axis Bank, L&T, Grasim, Hero MotoCotp, Coal India, Hindalco, Adani Enterprises, NTPC, Bajaj Finance, and JSW Steel marched ahead with the most gains, rising between 1 per cent and 2 per cent.  In the broader markets, meanwhile, the BSE MidCap and SmallCap added 0.61 per cent and 0.99 per cent, respectively.  Among sectors, the Nifty Realty index clocked gains of 1.5 per cent, followed by the Nifty Met...