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IndiGo offers double seat booking to flyer

New Delhi: Private domestic air carrier IndiGo on Friday launched a scheme that allows a passenger to book two seats to ensure additional safety amid the Covid pandemic. The airlines said the charges for the extra seat “will be up...

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jul 18, 2020 IST

New Delhi: Private domestic air carrier IndiGo on Friday launched a scheme that allows a passenger to book two seats to ensure additional safety amid the Covid pandemic. The airlines said the charges for the extra seat “will be up to 25 per cent of the original booking cost” and it would come into effect from July 24. The scheme will not be available through travel portals or airport counters. It can only be availed on the IndiGo website. TNS

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