Sir, I booked my ticket from Jodhpur to Bangaluru. My ticket PNR is YNH 58 and web Reference is AIBE39270429. But i did not get my ticket. The amount Rs 10315/- is deducted from my account on 30 Mar 2018 at 19:55:06.

I am requesting you please issue the ticket for me from Jodhpur to Bangaluru on 31 mar 2018 or refund the amount to me. So that I can able to book another new booking from Air India.

Thank you

Regards Major R Kannan

Why do you have out of order telephone numbers on the website ?
Landline number : 022-27580777 (landline for private telecom/mobile users)
0124-2877 777 (landline for private telecom/mobile users)

Dear Air India,
I fly regularly from India to the UK once if not twice a year with my son
and husband. I teach at Woodstock International School in Mussoorie, North
India.
This year I booked return flights through the school Travel Agent; President
Travels, Dehra Dun, India for my 12 year old son and myself.
Even before our journey commenced it was dogged with inefficiency and
unprofessionalism which continued all the way through.
Our flight to Birmingham, UK, was via Frankfurt with the flight between
Birmingham and Frankfurt with Lufthansa.
On the 18th June I called the AI New Delhi Office to check for any delays
and was told the flight had been “preponed”. This information was totally
unexpected and caused me great inconvenience as the original booking was for
an early morning flight on the 19th and had been changed to the night
BEFORE! At my request my connecting flight to B’ham from Frankfurt was
adjusted to avoid a huge wait and I managed to reach the airport on time,
(at an additional cost and hassle!). I am aware of the strikes AI has been
dealing with but if a company offers flights which passengers pay a high
price for (54,000 RS per ticket) they must be provided with quality service
and be informed of major changes well in advance – both of which were
lacking on my flights.
The flight from Delhi to Frankfurt was one of the worst I have experienced
in my 25 years of travelling. The seats were uncomfortable and shabby, the
special meals we had requested,(my son has egg and nut allergies),were not
provided and the plane disintegrated a third of the way into the journey and
was awash in filth! The toilets were unusable with soiled napkins next to
the sink, dirty nappies on the floor, an unbearable stench of urine which
was visible on the floor- it was absolutely terrible. Undoubtedly this was
the fault of the passengers BUT it is the responsibility of the airline to
ensure the aircraft is hygienic throughout the journey.
It was a relief to reach our destination and the last leg with Lufthansa was
a breath of fresh air!
Last week I checked the flight details on the internet for our return
journey only to find another change I had not been informed about…a 15 hour
wait in Frankfurt for the connecting flight to Delhi. My original booking
was to reach Frankfurt at 4.30pm and catch the plane to Delhi at 9.50pm on
the 19th of July but with the (uninformed) change my connecting flight was
leaving at 7am on the 20th July. I promptly contacted the AI London office
and spoke to “NS”, (0208 745 1005). She changed our flight to Frankfurt to a
later time and arranged a hotel for the night. She was very efficient and
helpful and it was appreciated.
On the morning of 19th July at 8.30am I called the Heathrow airport AI
number, (0208 745 1020/1053). I wanted to verify whether or not I could use
one large suitcase for my son and I and consolidate our luggage allowance.
My reasoning was that it would be easier for me to travel onward to
Mussoorie with one large piece of luggage. I was aware we had 23 kilos each
as check in luggage allowance. I was told it “was fine” as long as we did
not exceed the limit of 46 kilos for 2 people and we could use one suitcase
for both of us. I felt it was better to get a second opinion and at 9.30am
called the London office (0208 745 1005) and spoke to the same “NS” who
recognized my voice and remembered my name. She confirmed my flight details
and special meal request and gave me the ref number for the hotel she had
booked. (Steigenberger Airport Hotel). I repeated my query
regarding consolidating my son and my luggage allowance and using one large
suitcase between us. She told me that as long as the suitcase did not exceed
32 kilos it would be “absolutely fine”. She explained this was a regulation
all airlines follow for safety reasons and as long as the item of luggage
was BELOW 32 KILOS we would be fine.
I proceeded to pack accordingly feeling quite assured and reached the
airport with one suitcase weighing 32 kilos and one small bag weighing 10
kilos ; well within our allowance. We arrived at the Lufthansa counter to
check in and were flabbergasted when we were told that each piece of luggage
could not weigh more than 23 kilos and each passenger was allowed one piece
of check in luggage only and therefore we would be charged for the 9 kilos
excess weight of our suitcase. I explained that my booking was with Air
India who had given me a very clear go ahead to have 32 kilos in one
suitcase. The response was that the Lufthansa rules applied and there was a
54 pounds charge we must pay if we wished to board the flight.
My husband and I were livid and our son was extremely upset. We paid the
money and proceeded to
Frankfurt. There were no Air India representatives present in Birmingham or
in Frankfurt when we arrived there.
On the 20th July we boarded the AI126 from Frankfurt to Delhi and realized
that our special meal request had once again not been catered for. My son
and I were not even seated together and when we reached our seats we found a
heap of crumpled blankets! The aircraft was poorly maintained and looked
worn out. The choice of inflight entertainment was outdated and poor
compared to most other airlines.
I have already had to bear extra expenses due to rearranging travel plans
whilst flying from Delhi to the UK and now that I have had to pay 54 pounds
due to no fault of my own I feel very angry and indignant.
I want to be compensated for this series of events and the financial loss I
have suffered due to incorrect information furnished by Air India. As the
lady at the Lufthansa counter in Birmingham pointed out it is the
responsibility of Air India staff to be familiar with the policies of the
airlines they work with and this was reiterated by Mr.Kushi, Airport Manager
at the Frankfurt boarding gate 45. He advised me to contact Air India Delhi
and London to pursue reimbursement for inconvenience and the 54 pounds I had
to pay in Birmingham to Lufthansa. I have the receipt which I can scan and
send you.
I would appreciate an immediate response and a monetary payment which I
strongly believe you are responsible for and will pursue this matter until
it is resolved.
Look forward to hearing from you.

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