Updated On: 20 January, 2023 09:16 AM IST | New Delhi | Agencies
An official says Scoot airline informed its Amritsar passengers and travel agents about the rescheduling, but one agent failed to tell the 30 flyers; DGCA orders probe

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More than 30 passengers missed their Scoot flight that took off from Amritsar to Singapore on Wednesday and aviation regulator DGCA has sought a report from the airline on the incident, officials said on Thursday.
A senior official at Amritsar airport said there were around 300 passengers for the flight and around 30-32 passengers could not board the flight. The flight, which was to depart around 8 pm, was rescheduled to about 4 pm. As per the airline, the change in timing was informed to the passengers and travel agents but apparently, it seems a particular travel agent did not inform the passengers concerned, the official said.