New Delhi: Passengers flying Alliance Air, the 100 per cent subsidiary of Air India, will have to pay for meals on board from August 1.
At the moment, Alliance operates a six-times-a-week return service on the Bangalore-Kochi-Agatti (Lakshadweep) route, a three-times-a-week Bangalore-Mangalore return flight and a daily Silchar-Kolkata return flight.
Confirming the development, officials said the airline would, however, continue to offer a bottle of water and peanuts free on board. Alliance follows in the footsteps of many domestic carriers, such as IndiGo, SpiceJet and JetKonnect, which charge for food served during flights.
27/07/13 Aswini Phadnis/Business Line
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At the moment, Alliance operates a six-times-a-week return service on the Bangalore-Kochi-Agatti (Lakshadweep) route, a three-times-a-week Bangalore-Mangalore return flight and a daily Silchar-Kolkata return flight.
Confirming the development, officials said the airline would, however, continue to offer a bottle of water and peanuts free on board. Alliance follows in the footsteps of many domestic carriers, such as IndiGo, SpiceJet and JetKonnect, which charge for food served during flights.
27/07/13 Aswini Phadnis/Business Line
