Air India's Independence Day Sale: Airline Offers Discount On Flights Tickets
Air India is offering attractive discount on flight tickets across airline's network on the occasion of Independence Day, said the carrier on it's official Twitter handle- @airindian. Air India's all-new offer is available only for online bookings done at carrier's booking website- airindia.in. The sale offer is valid till August 15, 2018 and is applicable for travel within India and to/from India, said Air India. Customers can enter the promotion code 18INDAY in the promo code box in order to avail the discount.
#FlyAI : Celebrate #IndependenceDay with #AirIndia and avail attractive discounts across our network. For details, pl visit https://t.co/FVMhfFHund pic.twitter.com/wijZQaD84p
August 9, 2018Here are 5 things to know about Air India's discount offer on flight tickets:
1. Under this offer, fares are subject to change without notice, said Air India.
2. Fare conditions apply on this scheme.
3. Air India reserves the right at any time, without prior notice to add, alter, modify, change or vary all or any of these terms and conditions or to replace wholly or in part, the above offer by another offer, whether similar to above offer or not, or to withdraw it altogether, mentioned the airline.
4. The discount offer is not applicable on Air India Express , alliance air flights and code share flights.
5. Air India's Independence Day Sale is a limited period offer.
Meanwhile, rival Jet Airways is also offering discount on domestic as well as international flight tickets under it's 'Freedom Fares' sale. Jet Airways new offer is available for both economy and premium class flight tickets. The booking period of the offer will end on August 15, 2018.
GoAir is also offering flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 1,099 on up to 1 million seats. IndiGo has recently announced 24 new flights and 4 routes on it's network.
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