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‘Call before leaving for airport’

BANGALORE: National carrier Indian has urged its passengers to call before leaving for the airport and provide their contact number, preferably cellphone, in the PNR so that any cancellation or delay in departure of their flight due to fog could be intimated to them. Indian can be contacted round-the-clock on its toll-free number 1800 180 1407 from metro cities. When calling from outside, the STD code of the nearest metro should be prefixed to 1407.

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