Team HappyFares

Team HappyFares is the HappyFares travel desk in Guwahati, part of Travelogy Online Private Limited. We write and update guides on flight booking, baggage, cancellation, web check-in and airline policies for Indian travellers, and check them against each airline's own published rules. Spotted something out of date? Write to [email protected].

Lost Your Passport Abroad? Emergency Guide for Indian Travellers 2026

TL;DR — Lost Passport Abroad (Indian Travellers, 2026) If you lose your Indian passport abroad: (1) File a police complaint immediately and get an FIR, (2) Contact the nearest Indian Embassy/Consulate, (3) Apply for an Emergency Certificate (EC) or duplicate passport. An EC is a single-journey document for return to India only, usually issued in

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Travel Insurance for Flights India 2026 — Do You Need It?

Travel Insurance for Flights India 2026 — Do You Need It? TL;DR For international flights, travel insurance is almost always worth buying. A basic 7-day international plan costs ₹800–₹2,500 and covers medical emergencies, baggage loss, and trip delays. For domestic flights, it’s rarely worth the cost unless your ticket is above ₹8,000–₹10,000. Schengen visa applicants

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Schengen Visa for Indians 2026 — Complete Guide with Cascade Regime & 29-Country Access

Updated May 2026 Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa to enter the 27-country Schengen zone (most of EU except Ireland, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia). Application fee: €90 (~₹8,500). Apply via VFS Global or BLS International (4-8 week processing currently). Required documents: valid Indian passport, completed application, passport photos, travel itinerary, hotel bookings, travel insurance

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Mumbai to London Flights 2026: Nonstop Fares & Airlines

Mumbai to London Flights 2026: Nonstop Fares & Airlines The Mumbai–London route is India’s single most important long-haul international corridor by passenger volume, carrying over 2.5 million passengers annually in both directions, according to DGCA and UK CAA joint traffic data. Three airlines offer nonstop BOM–LHR service in 2026, with flight times around 9 hours.

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How to Track Flight Status in India 2026 — Real-Time Guide

How to Track Flight Status in India 2026 — Real-Time Guide TL;DR You can track any Indian flight in real time using HappyFares, the DGCA’s free flight status portal at dgca.gov.in, or ADS-B trackers like FlightAware. Under DGCA rules, airlines must notify passengers at least 2 hours before a delay or cancellation. A “departed” status

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