
India Mandates 60% Free Seats on All Flights
India just became the world's most passenger-friendly aviation market. New rules require airlines to reserve 60% of seats at no extra charge and guarantee families sit together. ##
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India just became the world's most passenger-friendly aviation market. New rules require airlines to reserve 60% of seats at no extra charge and guarantee families sit together. ##

Indian air travelers just got a major win: cancel or change your flight free within 48 hours of booking. The new rules also protect passengers facing medical emergencies and speed up refunds.
India's aviation sector is soaring from an elite luxury to the world's third-largest domestic market, with plans to more than double its airports in the next two decades. The transformation is making flying affordable for millions who never thought they'd take to the skies.
Indian travelers can now fly directly to Athens without layovers, thanks to IndiGo's new non-stop service from Mumbai and Delhi. The airline just became the first in India to connect the two countries by air, cutting travel time significantly.