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I booked a sandwich and beverage (CJSW) on MAA-CCU today, but all I received was a “Sorry, your pre-booked item is not available. Would you like a tea or coffee?” Indigo seems to be trying to discourage per-booking meals and scare away corporate travellers.

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Update: After giving a very bad review on the trip feedback, Indigo contacted me over telephone and offered either a refund or the same meal on my next flight (they sent an email and said it would be done if I replied with the new PNR).

I have 2 HDFC Platinum Debit cards, which have 2 complimentary lounge access per quarter each. Today I entered my phone number and was shown three available vouchers, (of which I used one). My question is, how can THREE vouchers be available? Once the spend criteria is/are achieved, the vouchers should be available as 2 or 4. Why 3? How to follow this up?

As in the title, I booked two domestic flights (onward and return on different PNRs) on Indigo for December. Another friend booked on the same flights. Then both the flights disappeared from the Indigo website and app when other friends tried to book. Suddenly, today, on both days on the same PNRs, different flight numbers and timings are shown (origin and destination remaining the same). Indigo has not even bothered to inform about the change or ask whether the new times are acceptable.

Unable to book or even search flights on website or app since morning. Message “Something went wrong”. What’s going on?

Every arriving international passenger including Indian citizens now needs to submit an e-Arrival Card through the Air Suvidha portal. It’s quite a long form which includes health information, travel history especially Ebola affected countries, flight details, seat number, local address and contact details. This can be filled in up to 72 hours in advance, so it’s best to fill it up from the origin airport instead of before immigration in India.

Does IRCC think these people were using the cup as an extra leverage? Wonder what were the grounds for refusal?

Yesterday I went to fill Petrol at an Indian Oil outlet in Kolkata, where I’ve filled before but is not my regular outlet. As I usually do, I asked the attendant to auto-fill to full tank. He said that they’d been instructed not to fill for more than Rs. 2,500. I went to meet the manager, who said that those were the instructions. After I objected, they contacted the owner of the outlet, who said “if it is for a car, fill the tank, but note the vehicle number and phone number”. Has anyone else experienced this? Should I complain to IOCL?

TLDR: not allowed to fill my car tank, but later allowed after objecting and talking to owner.