AirAsia Offers Fares From Rs 4,499 For Daily Direct Bengaluru-Amritsar Flights
AirAsia India is set to introduce flights from Bengaluru to Amritsar, the fares for which start from $70 or Rs 4,499. The introductory flight ticket price is valid till June 17, the airline said on its website, airasia.com. AirAsia flights connecting Bengaluru with Amritsar will start from July 26. AirAsia flights on Bengaluru-Amritsar route will fly on a daily basis. AirAsia flights on this route will be direct, without any stopover. This offer comes even as AirAsia is offering a 50 per cent discount on return flights for domestic routes separately.
AirAsia flights on Bengaluru-Amritsar route
AirAsia flight tickets for a Bengaluru to Amritsar and Amritsar to Bengaluru flight will cost you Rs 4,499 each. This is a one-way fare. This AirAsia offer is valid for travel between July 26 and August 13. Â
In order to avail this offer from AirAsia, you need to make an advance booking. However, fares are not available during the embargo period. The offer on AirAsia flight tickets for Bengaluru-Amritsar is only available for online bookings at www.airasia.com.
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