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IA to rationalise terms for concessional fares

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI MARCH 27. In a bid to streamline its policy of giving concessions to several categories of passengers, the Indian Airlines has decided to rationalise certain conditions for those seeking to avail concessional fares on the carrier's flights.

While there is no change in the policy of extending concessions to Army personnel, sportspersons, gallantry award winners and stretcher patients, conditions for elderly people and students are likely to be changed.

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