New Delhi (PTI): Within a week of shifting from carbonised air-tickets to e-tickets, the Indian air carriers have managed to save estimated Rs 15 crore, providing them a way to cut costs after the rise in Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) prices.
"The airline companies in India have managed to save around Rs 15 crore within a week of shifting from normal paper ticket to e-ticket," claimed Bruce Hanna, India head of Galileo Global Distribution System (GDS).
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"The airline companies in India have managed to save around Rs 15 crore within a week of shifting from normal paper ticket to e-ticket," claimed Bruce Hanna, India head of Galileo Global Distribution System (GDS).
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