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    FLIGHT CANCELLATION REFUND RULES

    Yatra hasn't refunded you for COVID-19 flight cancellations? It has got an order to speed up

    The Central Consumer Protection Authority has instructed Yatra to expedite pending refunds for flight cancellations during the COVID-19 lockdown. Yatra must establish dedicated seats at the National Consumer Helpline for contacting passengers and has made significant progress in reducing pending refund bookings, refunding 87% of owed amounts. Other major travel platforms have completed all COVID-19-related refunds.

    Air India cancels scheduled flight for Indian cricket team charter

    Air India used a Boeing 777 meant for a US-India flight to ferry the Indian cricket team from Barbados, triggering concern from regulators. The charter flight, organised by the BCCI, departed Bridgetown for Delhi. The DGCA is investigating as rules prohibit disrupting scheduled flights for charters. Air India allegedly cancelled a Newark-Delhi flight, causing passenger inconvenience. Charters are lucrative for airlines and were vital due to a hurricane stranding the cricket team.

    Copenhagen-Delhi flight on Jun 30 cancelled due to operational, tech reasons: Air India

    Air India's flight from Copenhagen to Delhi on June 30 was cancelled due to technical and operational reasons, leaving passengers stranded in Copenhagen. The airline assured that efforts were made to minimise inconvenience, with passengers being accommodated in hotels and offered full refund or rescheduling options. The revised schedule will be announced soon.

    Delhi Airport Terminal Collapse: Operations halted at T1, at least 130 flights canceled

    A canopy collapse at Delhi Airport’s Terminal 1 led to a suspension of operations, affecting 128 flights. Passengers were redirected to Terminals 2 and 3. The Civil Aviation Ministry set up a "war room" for crisis management. Authorities are investigating, with steps planned to prevent future incidents. Airlines and the airport are managing increased traffic at the remaining terminals.

    Proactive measures initiated after Delhi airport canopy collapse incident, says Aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu

    Following the canopy collapse at Delhi Airport's Terminal 1, Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu announced immediate measures. A war room was established to ensure refunds or alternate flights for affected passengers within seven days. The Minister expressed condolences for the loss of life and emphasized safety measures, including inspections by IIT Delhi engineers. Flight operations have shifted to Terminals 2 and 3, with advisories issued to airlines to maintain fare stability. Long-term safety policies are under review.

    1 dead, 6 injured as roof collapses at Delhi Airport; Terminal 1 sees 123 flight cancellations

    At least one person was killed and six others injured after a portion of the roof in the departure area of Delhi airport's Terminal 1 collapsed amid record rain. The tubular structure crushed cars, including cabs, shutting off entry into the building and leaving passengers stranded. Flights to and from the terminal at Indira Gandhi International Airport, one of the busiest in the world, were cancelled.

    The Economic Times
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