
Unruly passenger incidents on the rise: IATA
The most common form of incidents in 2022 were non-compliance, verbal abuse and intoxication, says IATA
The most common form of incidents in 2022 were non-compliance, verbal abuse and intoxication, says IATA
Critical questions stare India's largest private airline as it gears up to face its first dose of real competition.
Flyers coming from these countries will be required to undergo RT-PCR tests before their departure and upload the Covid-19 negative RT-PCR test report on the Air Suvidha portal.
All positive samples will also be sent for genomic testing at the designated Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG) laboratory network.
Given India's extensive vaccination drive with effective vaccines, there is no need for panic on the surge in Covid-19 cases in China, says Sangita Reddy.
Domestic airlines carried 1,105.10 lakh passengers during January-November 2022, up from 726.11 lakh during the year-ago period.
A bunch of factors explain why fares have hardened, especially where supply is low and erratic and why rating agencies continue to maintain a negative outlook on the sector.
Restrictions imposed on SpiceJet shall continue to be in force till the end of summer schedule as a matter of abundant caution, says DGCA.
A sharp hike in airfares will be deterred by the intense competition and airlines' plans to expand their market shares, says ICRA.
If an airline perceives that the health of a passenger may deteriorate in-flight, the said passenger will have to be examined by a doctor in person, says DGCA.