New Delhi: Air India today announced concessional fares for flood-hit outbound passengers from Dehradun as it joined Pawan Hans Helicopters Limited (PHHL) to deploy their resources to help in search, rescue and evacuation operations in flood-hit Uttarakhand.
Coming to the aid of the stranded tourists and pilgrims, Air India announced it would charge 50 per cent of the basic fare for people travelling out of Dehradun to anywhere in the country.
The national carrier would also deploy special flights to evacuate people stranded for days in the flood-hit region, an airline official said.
21/06/13 PTI/Economic Times
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Coming to the aid of the stranded tourists and pilgrims, Air India announced it would charge 50 per cent of the basic fare for people travelling out of Dehradun to anywhere in the country.
The national carrier would also deploy special flights to evacuate people stranded for days in the flood-hit region, an airline official said.
21/06/13 PTI/Economic Times
