@amazonIN FYI this is such a shame on your customer service... Waited for 5:50 minutes to get the answer of my call and when an agent engaged they forgot that a customer was there on the other side... I kept on saying hello but no response... #help@jagograhakjago#AmazonIndia
@mrsinha Bhai wahi baat hai na... Mil baithenge do chu**ya ek Rah*l aur doosra Tru*p .... To desh ka beda garak nishchit hai... So in chu**yon se desh ko bachao....the only thing can be re considered in MAGA - G as gutter
@airindia Regret to hear that... the rule should be based on travel date and not on the booking date... Do you really want to compete this way? You are wrong at one place either here or on your website... #AirIndia@airindia@MoCA_GoI@DGCAIndia
@airindia why don't you allow dob to be selected as per travel date? I am trying to book tickets for senior citizens for 3rd March. And passenger completing 60 years on 1 st March. But I am not allowed to enter her DOB from your Book portal/app.
Dear Indigo Management, ( @IndiGo6E )
As a shareholder and frequent flyer, I feel it’s important to express my concerns about Indigo’s recent performance. Earlier, Indigo was always my first choice. Now, it’s my last. Given an alternative, most passengers would choose you only as a last resort.
The two main areas of dissatisfaction are frequent delays and poor customer service, especially at the check-in counters, where staff behavior is often rude. Passengers deserve better, and your team’s conduct directly impacts the brand’s reputation.
Indigo currently holds 62% of the market share, but competition is growing. Air India is catching up, several struggling airlines are reviving, and new entrants are on the way. If these issues aren’t addressed, people will shift to other options.
Don’t let arrogance lead to your downfall. Without improvements, Indigo will face the consequences of its own decline.
Sincerely,
A Concerned Shareholder and Frequent Flyer
Vijay kedia