Airlines
Vistara announces daily non-stop flights between Delhi and Bali
Vistara, the best full-service airline in India and a joint venture between the Tata Group and Singapore Airlines, announced that it will begin offering daily non-stop flights between Delhi and Bali on December 1, 2023.
Vistara is now the only airline providing direct service between the two cities. With its three-class A321LR aircraft, Vistara will be able to offer its clients the choice of flying in Business, Premium Economy, or Economy cabins while on the route. The flights are gradually becoming available for booking on various platforms, such as the Vistara website, mobile app, and travel agencies.
Bali has become an increasingly sought-after holiday destination for Indians due to its accessibility, proximity, and hassle-free visa-on-arrival facility.
Introductory all-inclusive, round-trip fares
Sector | Economy | Premium Economy | Business |
---|---|---|---|
Delhi – Bali – Delhi | INR 39,999 | INR 54,999 | INR 129,999 |
Bali – Delhi – Bali | IDR 6,900,999 | IDR 13,500,999 | IDR 29,000,999 |
Schedule of flights to/from Bali effective 1 December 2023Sector Flight No. Days of Operation Departure Arrival Delhi – Bali UK 145 Daily 00:30 hrs 11:05 hrs Bali – Delhi UK 146 Daily 12:10 hrs 17:45 hrs
All qualified clients who satisfy the entry and visa criteria in both countries—as stated by the relevant government bodies—will be accepted by Vistara. Before booking, Vistara highly advises its clients to familiarise themselves with these rules.
Airlines
A Costly Mistake: Passenger Pays for Fuel After Disruptive Flight
A Western Australian man has learned a costly lesson after his unruly behavior on a flight resulted in the aircraft having to turn back. The passenger was ordered to pay over $5,000 in fuel costs, along with a significant fine, for causing the plane to divert.
The incident occurred in September 2023 when the man, who was not publicly named, became disruptive on a flight from Perth to Sydney. Due to his behavior, the pilot was forced to turn the plane around and return to Perth, which required dumping fuel to land safely.
The passenger pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly behavior and non-compliance with safety instructions. As a result, he was ordered to pay $8,630 to the airline to cover the cost of the wasted fuel and was also fined $6,055. This combined penalty of over $11,000 is a stark reminder of the severe consequences of disruptive behavior on flights.
While this is not a typical punishment, other cases of in-flight misconduct have resulted in hefty fines. One passenger in the United States was fined over $40,000 for a series of offenses, including bringing their own alcohol on board, being intoxicated, attempting to smoke marijuana, and sexually assaulting a flight attendant.
The Australian Federal Police emphasized that disruptive behavior on flights will not be tolerated. They warned that individuals who cause disturbances can face significant financial penalties and legal consequences. The case of the Western Australian passenger serves as a clear message that obeying airline staff and adhering to safety regulations is essential for a smooth and safe flight.
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