India baggage cut ‘will be revoked’Delegation representing expatriates met officials over new Air India Express ruleAbu Dhabi: A delegation representing prominent Indian expatriate organisations that visited New Delhi to lobby against Air India Express’ new baggage rule was given a good hearing by senior Indian officials. The delegation is confident the rule will be reversed within one month.The seven-member-delegation went to the Indian capital following a decision by the government-owned budget airline to cut its baggage allowance on flights from the Gulf to India, from 30kg to 20kg and charge Dh30 for the extra 10kg.As the decision affects low- and middle-income Indian expatriates who depend on the budget airline, all Indian expatriate organisations in the Gulf protested against it. “Senior...