Got this communication from Jet Airways :Jet to charge Rs 50 for duplicate ticket
This is to bring to your notice that effective immediately, requests received for duplicate e-ticket printouts at Airline Ticketing Offices and City Ticketing Offices in India across Jet Airways and JetKonnect will attract a fee of
50 per e-ticket (revenue / award ticket) reprint.
Please note that this fee is applicable only to requests for a reprint / duplicate copy of the existing booking.
JetPrivilege Platinum members are exempted from the e-ticket reprint charge.
I was not upset . . .
This is to bring to your notice that effective immediately, requests received for duplicate e-ticket printouts at Airline Ticketing Offices and City Ticketing Offices in India across Jet Airways and JetKonnect will attract a fee of
50 per e-ticket (revenue / award ticket) reprint.Please note that this fee is applicable only to requests for a reprint / duplicate copy of the existing booking.
JetPrivilege Platinum members are exempted from the e-ticket reprint charge.
I was not upset . . .
- Not because Jet was a preferred brand
- it was additional charge for additional (duplicate) service. Why not ??
- they were cost conscious - fee income was always a good idea
- may be it will save paper - people may be more conscious about this & thus, less 'duplicate print outs' !
Wish Air India were more cost conscious too. But can not blame the airlines only.
Kingfisher is on crutches too
Ndtv carried a brilliant Q & A with Sahara's Subroto Roy. He mentioned too there are policy issues.
While we conveniently blame the airlines, perhaps the buck stops at the Government ?
Something is fundamentally wrong with our aviation industry ? ? ?
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