Air India allows 'no-show' waiver, free reschedule for passengers who couldn't report due to farmers' protest
26th November 2020 08:48 pmIndia TV
Image Source : PTI Air India allows 'no-show' waiver, free reschedule for passengers who couldn't report due to farmers' protest
Air India on Thursday announced that it would allow "no-show" waiver and one free reschedule to passengers who couldn't report for their flights in view of the farmers' protest.
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