Air India Reduces Free Baggage Limit

Air India has reduced the maximum free baggage allowance for its lowest fare bracket to 15 kg from 20 kg as part of Tata Group's multiple initiatives to turn around the airline that had raked up over INR 50,000-crore losses under government ownership.

By Mrinal Verma 06 May 2024

in Airline

sdfsd — Air India, owned by Air India Limited, a Tata Group enterprise, is the flag carrier airline of India.

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Air India has reduced the maximum free baggage allowance for its lowest fare bracket to 15 kg from 20 kg as part of Tata Group's multiple initiatives to turn around the airline that had raked up over INR 50,000-crore losses under government ownership.

asdfsf — Air India reduces the maximum free baggage allowance for its lowest fare bracket to 15 kg from 20 kg

Passengers flying the 'Economy Comfort' and 'Comfort Plus’ fare categories on Air India will be allowed to carry check-in baggage of 15 kg, the airline said in a notification to travel agents.

zxdf — Passengers flying 'Economy Comfort' and 'Comfort Plus’ fare categories will be allowed to carry check-in baggage of 15 kg

Civil aviation regulator DGCA mandates that airlines should allow passengers to carry a minimum 15 kg of free checked-in bags. Air India will allow passengers paying a higher fare under 'Economy Flex' to carry 25 kg and offer them other amenities like no-change fees on their tickets.

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