Abu Dhabi: A delegation representing prominent Indian expatriate organisations that visited New Delhi to lobby against Air India Express’ new baggage rule was given a good hearing by senior Indian officials. The delegation is confident the rule will be reversed within one month.
The seven-member-delegation went to the Indian capital following a decision by the government-owned budget airline to cut its baggage allowance on flights from the Gulf to India, from 30kg to 20kg and charge Dh30 for the extra 10kg.
As the decision affects low- and middle-income Indian expatriates who depend on the budget airline, all Indian expatriate organisations in the Gulf protested against it.
25/08/13 Binsal Abdul Kader/Gulf News
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The seven-member-delegation went to the Indian capital following a decision by the government-owned budget airline to cut its baggage allowance on flights from the Gulf to India, from 30kg to 20kg and charge Dh30 for the extra 10kg.
As the decision affects low- and middle-income Indian expatriates who depend on the budget airline, all Indian expatriate organisations in the Gulf protested against it.
25/08/13 Binsal Abdul Kader/Gulf News
