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Stop charging flyers for checking-in at airports, govt directs airlines

Following a spate of complaints on Twitter, the aviation ministry has asked airlines to immediately stop levying a fee of about Rs 200 per passenger for this service

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Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia had earlier said he had asked officers to look into the issue.

Arindam Majumder New Delhi
Air travellers will no longer need to pay any additional fee for a boarding pass at airport check-in counters, the Ministry of Aviation said on Thursday.

Following a spate of complaints on Twitter, the aviation ministry has asked airlines to immediately stop levying a fee of about Rs 200 per passenger for this service. India’s largest airline IndiGo currently charges a fee if a passenger asks for a boarding pass at its check-in counter.

“It has come to the notice of the MCA that airlines are charging an additional amount for issuing boarding passes from passengers,” the ministry said in

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