Let me try to clarify this:
Definitions:
Discounted ticket: This is a ticket offered by the airlines to any
individual irrespective of their disability or any other condition to
attract more passengers to their airline. Discounted tickets may be of
various types and classes. The amount of
dear kiran,
thankyou for the clarifications. as i see it the focus should be on
facilities whether it is provided by iaai or by the airlines themselves.
also it is clear that if the discounted tickets are sold out then one can
avail the concessional tickets. but can we still ask for any disabled
Hi Rajeev,
As I understand it, there are various levels of discount fairs available
depending on the date of booking and the passenger load. For example,
Air deccan tickets for Hyderabad to Bangalore range from 500 to 3100
excluding airport taxes. 500 tickets are rarely available. On an
average
That was by airdeccan and airdeccan does not give any concession to blind
passengers.
Dr. Rakesh Jain
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very true, only limited number of seats are allocated for concessional
tickets. For example, In Indian airlines, the class of concession for PWD
and Senior citizens is class M and in Airsahara it is class Q and in Jet
airways it is class S. Many a time, they will tell you that there is no M or
Re: [AI] DGCA Guidelines for Blind passengers travelling by Air
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Let me once again clarify that there is no special class for blind
passengers in
1. air deccan,
2. king fisher,
3. spicejet.
4. goair.
Dr. Rakesh Jain
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Hi Kiran
Supplementing on what you have said, At Jet Air, at the time of booking a
ticket, if all the seats marked for concession ticket was sold off, the
passenger is wait listed. However, they say, if you pay full fare, you would
get a confirmed ticket.
When such a situation arrose, I would
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Hello Rakesh
Indian airlines does not discriminate on this issue. If a seat is available,
then they will give you discount confirmed seat. However, that is not the
case with Jet Air. They have a quota of concessional seats and keep you wait
listed. Again, it is a matter of economics. Some
Please specify what reason they give for this kind of eratic behaviour? Do
blind persons in Delhi also face this situation?
Dr. Rakesh Jain
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In Uttar Pradesh, the roadways has agreed to give concession to blind
passengers only after it got an agreement signed with the Handicapped
welfare department to pay for the concessions they give to blind passengers.
Every year, the amount paid by the Handicapped welfare department is
Hae, I'm really fed up with this topic. it's more than enough, I guess.
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Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 7:48 AM
Subject: Re: [AI] DGCA Guidelines for Blind passengers travelling by Air
Hi Rakesh
In
Dear Kasha,
I will certainly know when a topic is crossed the limits. We are still
having meaningful discussions on the issue. I am perfectly aware when a
discussion is going far beyond intended topic. If you do not want to
read the mails of this topic, there is a Delete key on your keyboard.
Dr Rakesh:
The explanation very often from Air Deccan is that the fairs in
themselves are very less, compared to other airlines, and so they feel
they need not offer concession. Sounds correct, though it needs to be
probed if this in itself can preclude any airlines from giving
concessional
My condolences to Sanjay's family.
Subramani
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got it kiran, discounted dtickets for the early birds. concessional tickets
at all times. lets see how dgca responds to that. through this mail also a
big thankyou to all of you who chipped in with valuable inputs.
rajive
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Well, in UP it often happens. The conductor always ill treat us as if he
is paying for us. But because we are on the road so we cant take any action
against them. What should be done for these people?
Similar thing happens in railway stations. Once I was returning back from
Jammu, and at the
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