Top Indian airlines oppose new government directive to offer 60% of seats free of charge, citing potential fare hikes to ...

IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet oppose the government’s 60% free seat selection rule, warning it may lead to higher airfares ...

Airlines have opposed the government’s mandate for free selection of 60 per cent seats, warning it will lead to higher ...

Major Indian airlines warn of route cuts and expansion delays due to airfare caps. Read the full report on rising fuel costs and industry challenges today.

Calling seat-selection fee “a legitimate component of airline revenue”, federation argues that airlines already operate on thin margins ...

IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet have raised strong objections to the government's decision asking airlines not to levy any charges for the selection of at least 60 per cent seats o ...

In its update, Air India said, “With airspace over Saudi Arabia and Oman remaining open, Air India and Air India Express continue to operate their scheduled services to and from Jeddah and Muscat.” ...

As global oil prices see volatility due to the ongoing Iran war, airlines in Asia and Europe are raising ticket prices and implementing fuel surcharges.

Flight cancelled today: Due to rainfall and thunderstorms in Delhi, there are chances that IndiGo, Air India, and SpiceJet ...

After analysing seat prices across multiple airlines, we found that the current percentage of free seats ranges from only 4 to 15 per cent of the total seats.

As cancellations continue across West Asia, SpiceJet's emergency flights offer stranded travellers a crucial route back to India.