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  • Are flight cancellation and delay just an insurance sales pitch, or does it help in dire need? T&C apply

    Insurers mention everything from small events and scenarios for which claims cannot be filed against cases where there is a flight cancellation or delays, which are cited as terms and conditions on airlines and OTAs, and exclusions in travel insurance policy wording.

  • Delhi airport T1 shutdown: Over 20 flights cancelled on Saturday

    A source in the know said 23 flights of IndiGo and 2 flights of SpiceJet that were scheduled to operate from T1 were cancelled on Saturday

  • Will Vistara flyers get compensated by travel insurance for flight cancellations and delays?

    For a traveller to be covered by his travel insurance policy, the reason for flight cancellation or delay must be listed as a peril under the policy. If that’s the case, the insurer will cover the amount that is not refunded by the airline, albeit up to a certain limit.

  • Has your Vistara flight been cancelled? MC explains why

    The spate of cancellations, due to pilots taking sick leave en masse to protest the terms of their new contracts following the airline's merger with Air India, has prompted the Union Civil Aviation Ministry to seek a detailed report from Vistara.

  • Air India cancels New Delhi-Hong Kong flight due to 'suspected technical issue'

    Many of the passengers were accommodated on another carrier's flight, some were provided hotel accommodation in the national capital, and a full refund was also offered to people who preferred that option, an Air India spokesperson said in a statement.

  • Go First extends flight cancellations until June 12 on operational reasons

    Go First said it will issue a full refund to passengers' original mode of payment. The airline has already stopped issuing tickets after it temporarily ceased operations on May 3

  • Go First extends flight cancellations till May 23

    The cash-strapped airline said that they are cancelling all flights till May 23 due to “operational reasons”.

  • Passengers of Delhi-Leh IndiGo flight face tough time

    The plane, which had around 180 people onboard, flew over Leh for sometime but couldn't land, and returned to the Delhi airport, as per the passengers.

  • Thousands of canceled flights cap holiday weekend of travel nightmares

    Southwest Airlines, which canceled 65 percent of its flights, was the airline most affected on Monday.

  • As Omicron Overshadows Christmas, Thousands of Flights Cancelled

    About 4,000 flights around the world scheduled for Christmas Eve or Christmas Day were scrapped, according to FlightAware, an aviation data provider — more than 1,000 of them in the United States.

  • 16 airlines commit to processing refunds within 7 days of flight cancellation

    Air France, British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa promise quick refunds. Air India owes ticketed passengers Rs 250 crore in refunds. In the US, airline refund complaints are up 4,552%.

  • In pics | Domestic flights resume across India after 2 months of coronavirus-led lockdown

    Several states mandated quarantine for air passenger in a bid to prevent a surge in coronavirus cases. Several airlines cancelled flights without giving any prior notice to passengers.

  • Buy right travel insurance policy to enjoy stressfree vacation

    Travel insurance policy offers a wide array of benefits. Do compare the offerings of various insurance companies before choosing one.

  • SpiceJet down 5.9%: Will Jhunjhunwala's T20 shot end badly?

    As of now, it appears SpiceJet will need more than falling crude prices if it has to make it out whole, given the fact that its promoters (the Maran brothers) have ruled out further capital infusion that it dearly needs.

  • No instant penalty on Kingfisher for flight call offs: DGCA

    CNBC-TV18's Karma Paljor learns that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) might not be looking at punitive action against the battered Kingfisher Airlines for unnotified cancellation of flights.

  • DGCA asks IndiGo to explain flight cancellation

    Aviation regulator DGCA on Thursday issued a notice to no-frill carrier IndiGo to explain why it had not taken the regulator's prior approval to curtail its flight schedules as is required by the rule.

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