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IA reduces fare

MUMBAI, APRIL 30. Those travelling by Indian Airlines from Mumbai to Bangalore and Delhi will now pay a lower price for Economy and Executive Class tickets on specific flights. As against the normal fare of Rs. 4,605 for the Economy Class, passengers travelling from Mumbai to Bangalore now pay Rs. 3,900 and Rs. 5,600, against the normal fare of Rs. 6,605 in the Executive Class on flight IC 103, leaving at 1055 hrs. The special fare, valid till June 30, will be available for those travelling from Bangalore to Mumbai on flights IC 110 and IC 104, (departure ex-Bangalore at 1140 hrs and 1310 hrs). — UNI

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