The office gazette of Paris
Air India has revised its baggage policy for flights to Europe and the UK, aligning with major international airlines. Passengers now have the option to choose between a lower-cost economy fare with one checked bag or a higher fare for two checked bags. This change aims to provide flexibility and cost-effectiveness for travelers.
A helicopter crashed in Turkey, killing four. The helicopter hit a hospital in Mugla during takeoff. Dense fog caused the crash. Two pilots, a doctor, […]
Air India has announced that check-in counters for international flights from Delhi will now close 75 minutes before departure, up from the previous 60 minutes. […]
Amid escalating violence in Manipur, internet services have been suspended for five days, and an indefinite curfew is in place across several districts. Security forces […]