Airline Policies

airplane cabin interior rows seats - IndiGo Seat Layout: A320neo, A321neo and ATR Seat Maps Explained

IndiGo Seat Layout: A320neo, A321neo and ATR Seat Maps Explained

IndiGo flies three main cabin layouts. Its A320s seat either 180 or 186 passengers in a single economy cabin. Its A321s seat 222 or 232 in economy-only form, or carry a 12-seat IndiGoStretch business cabin plus roughly 208 economy seats on Stretch-equipped aircraft and the A321-XLR. The ATR 72-600 seats 78 in a 2-2 layout.

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passenger holding boarding pass airport - IndiGo Name Correction Rules 2026: What You Can Fix and How

IndiGo Name Correction Rules 2026: What You Can Fix and How

IndiGo allows a free spelling correction to the same passenger’s name within 24 hours of booking, if you booked directly on IndiGo’s website or app and your flight is not within 7 days (domestic) or 15 days (international). It never allows changing the ticket to a different person’s name. Outside that free window, IndiGo does

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urn kalash airport security tray - Carrying Ashes on a Flight: Asthi Kalash Rules for Domestic and International Travel

Carrying Ashes on a Flight: Asthi Kalash Rules for Domestic and International Travel

On domestic Indian flights, cremated remains (asthi) can usually be carried in cabin or checked baggage without special documents, as long as the kalash or urn is made of a material that shows up clearly on the X-ray, such as wood, plastic or wicker. Metal, stone or sealed ceramic urns are often rejected at screening.

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Refused Entry at a Foreign Airport: What Happens Next (2026)

If an immigration officer refuses you entry, you are usually sent to secondary inspection, interviewed, and then held in an airside area until the airline puts you on a return flight. The carrier that brought you generally arranges the return and recovers the cost from you. Process and rights differ by country. Updated July 2026

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