NITN | @notintownlive | 11 Jan 2022, 08:25 am

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New Delhi: Airlines operating in India have started offering free of charge change in travel dates and flight numbers for domestic travel due to the high rise in covid cases across the nation.
Low cost airlines Indigo has announced that it will not charge fees for flight bookings made uptil March 31.
In view of the third wave of coronavirus cases, the airlines will be reducing its capacity.
Air India has started offering one free of charge date, flight number or sector change pertaining to domestic travel.
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