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Government said – Hotels and restaurants should choose PNG instead of LPG: Airline companies will be able to increase flight fares according to demand, petrol and diesel 25% costlier in Sri Lanka.

47 minutes ago copy link Yesterday’s big news was related to petrol and diesel. Amidst the crude oil supply crisis, the Sri Lankan government has increased the prices of petrol and diesel by up to 25%. In India, now airline companies will be able to increase the fares of domestic flights according to the demand…

Airlines will be able to increase fares on domestic flights from March 23: Government lifts ban; During the Indigo crisis, the maximum limit was fixed at ₹ 18 thousand

DainikNews Live Admin3 days ago07 mins

New Delhi1 hour ago copy link Now airline companies will be able to increase the fares of domestic flights according to the demand for seats. The Civil Aviation Ministry has lifted the ban on air fares. According to the order, this decision will come into effect from March 23. The fare cap was imposed after…

Airlines will be able to increase fares on domestic flights from March 23: Government lifts ban; During the Indigo crisis, the maximum limit was fixed at ₹ 18 thousand

DainikNews Live Admin3 days ago07 mins

New Delhi23 minutes ago copy link Now airline companies will be able to increase the fares of domestic flights according to the demand for seats. The Civil Aviation Ministry has lifted the ban on air fares. According to the order, this decision will come into effect from March 23. The fare cap was imposed after…

Airline companies protest against not imposing extra charge on seats: Said- We will be forced to increase air fares; Asked the ministry to withdraw the decision

DainikNews Live Admin4 days ago06 mins

India’s big airlines Indigo, Air India and Spice Jet have protested against the government’s decision of not charging extra charges on 60% seats. Airlines say that this move will force them to increase airfares to compensate for their lost earnings. The Federation of Indian Airlines (FIA), representing the three airlines, has urged the Civil Aviation…

IndiGo still looking into December flight chaos, action on officials after probe

DainikNews Live Admin2 months ago05 mins

IndiGo is stil undertaking a detailed internal assessment of the operational failures that triggered widespread flight disruptions in December last yearwith action against responsible officials to be decided in due course, sources said on Saturday. The move comes after the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) last week directed India’s largest airline to initiate action…

No Cancellation Fee On Flight Tickets Within 48 Hrs? Takeaways From DGCA’s New Refund Proposals

DainikNews Live Admin5 months ago05 mins

Last Updated:November 04, 2025, 12:46 IST The DGCA’s draft rules propose that refunds must be completed within 21 working days, ending the frequent delays faced by passengers. Major Relief For Flyers: DGCA Plans Big Changes To Air Ticket Refund Policies. (News18) India’s aviation regulator, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has proposed significant changes…

Airport Systems Working Normally: Aviation Ministry On Microsoft Outage

DainikNews Live Admin2 years ago02 mins

Microsoft Outage: The Civil Aviation Ministry said on Saturday that airline systems across airports in India have resumed operations normally after a mega Microsoft Windows outage hit systems globally. According to the Ministry, travel adjustments and refund processes are being taken care of, as it constantly monitors the situation at the airports. “Since 3 am,…