New Delhi: Air India plans to start charging for food served to passengers on short duration flights of up to 60-90 minutes, senior airline officials said on Sunday.
Sources told Business Line that a tender has been floated and based on its evaluation, a decision will be taken on whether or not to introduce the new system on its short duration flights. Water, however, will continue to be available free-of-charge.
The implementation of the decision, which could be in place by the later half of the year, could mean that for flights say between Chennai to either Bangalore or Hyderabad, a passenger will have to pay for food.
20/04/14 Business Line
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Sources told Business Line that a tender has been floated and based on its evaluation, a decision will be taken on whether or not to introduce the new system on its short duration flights. Water, however, will continue to be available free-of-charge.
The implementation of the decision, which could be in place by the later half of the year, could mean that for flights say between Chennai to either Bangalore or Hyderabad, a passenger will have to pay for food.
20/04/14 Business Line
