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IndiGo Raises Infant, Baggage And Passenger Service Fees
IndiGo has increased the prices of several optional flight services.
The fee for taking a baby under two years old on a flight is now Rs 3,000 instead of Rs 2,000.
Babies do not receive their own seats and must sit on an accompanying adult’s lap.
Children travelling alone may use IndiGo’s service if they meet the age rules, but that service now costs Rs 5,999.
Extra baggage on domestic flights also costs more for each additional kilogram.
Priority check-in and boarding now cost Rs 650 together.
Travel certificates have also become more expensive.
Passengers may need to bring documents such as age proof or unaccompanied-minor forms.
IndiGo increased its infant fee from Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000 for children aged over three days and under two years.
The unaccompanied minor service fee rose from Rs 5,000 to Rs 5,999.
Excess domestic baggage now costs Rs 800 per kilogram, up from Rs 700.
Combined priority check-in and boarding charges increased from Rs 450 to Rs 650.
The travel certificate fee rose from Rs 200 to Rs 300, while age and unaccompanied-minor documentation rules remain in place.
- Who
- IndiGo passengers, including infants, children travelling alone and passengers using add-on services.
- What
- IndiGo revised fees for infant travel, unaccompanied minors, excess baggage, priority services and travel certificates.
- Where
- The changes apply to IndiGo services; the excess-baggage charge cited is for domestic flights, while unaccompanied-minor rules cover domestic and international travel.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the revised fees took effect.
- Why
- IndiGo revised charges for several optional passenger services.
Key facts
- Infant fee
- Increased from Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000.
- Infant eligibility
- Applies to children older than three days and under two years on the travel date.
- Unaccompanied minor fee
- Increased from Rs 5,000 to Rs 5,999.
- Excess baggage
- Domestic excess baggage increased from Rs 700 to Rs 800 per kilogram.
- Priority services
- Combined priority check-in and boarding increased from Rs 450 to Rs 650.
- Travel certificate
- Fee increased from Rs 200 to Rs 300.
- Age documentation
- Parents must provide valid proof of an infant’s age at check-in or pay the applicable full fare.
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