Ticket booking: IndiGo to offer gender-neutral option

New Delhi, August 25 IndiGo will be soon introducing the gender-neutral honorific ‘Mx’ option for passengers at the time of booking tickets, as part of larger efforts to boost inclusivity. Besides, the country’s largest carrier, which has a domestic market...

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Updated At : 06:33 AM Aug 26, 2024 IST

New Delhi, August 25

IndiGo will be soon introducing the gender-neutral honorific ‘Mx’ option for passengers at the time of booking tickets, as part of larger efforts to boost inclusivity. Besides, the country’s largest carrier, which has a domestic market share of 62 per cent, aims to increase by two-fold the number of individuals with disabilities employed by it.

The airline will introduce the ‘Mx’ option at the time of booking for passengers and will provide a choice for transgenders who do not want to identify themselves, said Sukhjit S Pasricha, Group Chief Human Resources Officer at IndiGo.

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