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DGCA has released new standard operating procedure for passengers denied boarding, cancellation of flights and flight delays. Read on
Airlines can cancel flights if they are expected to be delayed by over 3 hours. This measure aims to avoid overcrowding at airports
Airlines must inform passengers in real time about the flight status, including expected departure time to help fliers stay informed about fog-related delays.
Passengers should be informed about reasons for delayed flights via website, SMS/WhatsApp and email.
DGCA said airlines should provide facilities to passengers facing denied boarding, flight cancellations, and delays. The exception being only for Force Majeure, which is situation beyond control of airline
Delhi Airport has been asked to expedite the operationalization of a new runway. The approval process from DGCA is underway.
Airlines must provide passengers hotel accommodations for delays extending beyond 5 to 6 hours.
Airlines have been instructed to ensure appropriate sensitisation of staff to suitably communicate with and continuously guide and inform the passengers about flight delays.