Jet Airways tightens change fee policy

Saturday, 08 Feb, 2019 0

Jet Airways has amended its charges for cancellation and flight changes.

Now economy class customers making a change within seven days will be charged between INR2,300 and INR4,300 depending on the fare type.

For more than a week in advance the fee is INR1,500  to INR3,500.

The new policy went live on February 7.

Business class travellers with Classic and Flex fares will be charged a INR4,800 and INR3,800 cancellation fee.

It becomes the first time a fee has been imposed for Flex fare customers.

The airline calls the new policy ‘a guest-friendly, tiered framework that will reward its domestic guests with substantially lower penalties for advanced intimation for changes in their bookings.’

 



 

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