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"Reviewing This Fees", Says Centre, On Airlines Charging For Web Check-In

Airlines have been looking at ways to increase their revenues from ancillary services.
Airlines have been looking at ways to increase their revenues from ancillary services.
NEW DELHI: The government said on Monday that it was reviewing airlines' decision to charge passengers for any of the seats selected at the time of web check-in to ascertain whether the move is in compliance with existing rules. No-frills airline IndiGo, which has a domestic market share of nearly 43 per cent, has been levying charges for web check-in from November 14. Against the backdrop of questions being raised about IndiGo's mov...
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