Air India now allows passengers to change names on the tickets for all flights that were cancelled between March 15 and August 24 due to the coronavirus lockdown. With this tickets booked during the said period, are now transferable.
The airline said this is in addition to its previous waiver policy dated June 17, which allowed passengers for one free change in travel date without any additional charges.
“The value of the existing ticket will be locked, and passengers will be allowed to get the ticket reissued for a new passenger nominated by him/her, allowing him freedom from the limitation of self-travel only for a future date,” the circular said.
16/07/20 Navdeep Yadav/Business Insider
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The airline said this is in addition to its previous waiver policy dated June 17, which allowed passengers for one free change in travel date without any additional charges.
“The value of the existing ticket will be locked, and passengers will be allowed to get the ticket reissued for a new passenger nominated by him/her, allowing him freedom from the limitation of self-travel only for a future date,” the circular said.
16/07/20 Navdeep Yadav/Business Insider
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