Highlights
- Aviation minister Scindia responded to a Twitter user's complaint about rule on boarding cards.
- The union minister promised that he would examine this as soon as possible.
- Netizens expressed fury over few airlines that are charging extra money to issue a boarding pass.
Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday responded to a Twitter user's complaint about a rule on boarding cards that he felt was 'ridiculous'. The union minister promised that he would examine this as soon as possible.
Many users have taken to Twitter to complain about a few airlines that are charging extra money to issue a boarding pass, for passengers who do not have a web check-in. Several airlines, including Spicejet and IndiGo, had done this, noted netizens.
When a user tagged Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, he responded.
Take a look at Netizens' fury over the issue:
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