@goibibo@flyspicejet How is this acceptable? My SpiceJet flight SG495 (Delhi–Darbhanga: 2 August, PNR U9QGYY) was cancelled, yet Goibibo now shows “Flight Cancelled by Customer” and ₹0 refund. I did NOT cancel this flight.
@DGCAIndia
@flyspicejet@flyspicejet Sent details in DM. However, please note that the issue is with the refund being shown as ₹0 and the booking being incorrectly marked “Flight Cancelled by Customer” by @goibibo.
@goibibo@GoibiboSupport I’m unable to reach your support regarding my cancelled SpiceJet booking.
I contacted @flyspicejet, and they told me that since this was a group booking, so I need to contact Goibibo.
New PNR: EJ3CQH
Please help process my refund.
@DGCAIndia
@goibibo@GoibiboSupport I’m unable to reach your support regarding my cancelled SpiceJet booking.
I contacted @flyspicejet, and they told me that since this was a group booking, so I need to contact Goibibo.
New PNR: EJ3CQH
Please help process my refund.
@DGCAIndia
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