India mandates airlines to offer 60% of seats without extra charge
→Seat selection fees restricted across majority inventory
Change
India required airlines to make at least 60% of seats available for selection without additional charges and ensure group seating under the same booking.
Why it matters
The rule limits ancillary revenue from seat selection and mandates operational adjustments to seating allocation systems.
Implications
- → Airlines must revise pricing models — ancillary revenue reduced
- → Booking systems must enforce seating rules — compliance changes required
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