- Monday, May 2, 2011, 11:41
- General Info
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Civil aviation regulator DGCA today asked private airlines not to charge exorbitant spot ticket prices and ensure that these were not more than the maximum fares published on their website. The directive came at a meeting DGCA chief E K Bharat Bhushan held with senior officials of private airlines, following complaints that exorbitant spot-fares being charged by the carriers in the wake of cancellation of Air India flights due to the ongoing pilots' strike.
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- Sunday, December 13, 2009, 4:58
- Finance
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With airlines deep in red and reports of dues to employees and vendors becoming common, the government may soon subject them to a detailed financial audit. Aviation minister Praful Patel on Thursday told Parliament that the DGCA had recommended such an exercise for airlines "in deep financial distress".
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- Sunday, May 17, 2009, 6:20
- Income Tax Case Laws
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SUMMARY OF CASE LAW The relationship between the assessee-airlines and the travel agent is one of principal and agent; the supplementary commission which is the amount retained by the travel agent is commission within the meaning of section 194H read with Explanation (i) to the said section; the difference between the full value of the [...]
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- Tuesday, February 3, 2009, 7:03
- CA CS ICWA
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Why did Jitendra Kumar Mohala, a 42-year-old chartered accountant and the son of a retired air commodore, go berserk while travelling on IndiGo’s Goa-Delhi flight on Sunday afternoon? Mohala had claimed to be an armed hijacker from a terror outfit and had subjected the flight crew to a torrent of terror talk. While investigators are [...]
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