AirAsia India Offers Fares from Rs 600 on Advance Tickets
Budget carrier AirAsia India is offering promotional fares from Rs 600 on advance tickets. This offer is available on bookings made till August 31 and travel period between October 26, 2014, and October 24, 2015.
Under this offer, all-in-fares from Bangalore to Chennai and Kochi are priced from Rs 600 and vice versa. For Bangalore to Goa and vice versa, the promotional fares start from Rs 900.
On Bangalore to Chandigarh and Jaipur routes, the fares start from Rs 1,900 and vice versa.
AirAsia India currently operates in the Bangalore to Kochi, Chennai, and Goa sectors. From September 5, AirAsia India will start flights from Bangalore to Jaipur and Bangalore to Chandigarh. This would be the budget carrier's first push into north India.
AirAsia India, a three-way venture between Malaysia-based AirAsia Berhad, Tata Group and investment firm Telestra Tradeplace, had launched its debut flight on June 12.
Meanwhile another budget carrier SpiceJet is offering all-in fares from Rs 1,888 under a festive season offer. This limited-period offer from SpiceJet is valid on bookings till August 27, 2014 (inclusive) and travel between September, 25, 2014 and January, 15, 2015 (both dates inclusive). (Read here)
This sale offer is valid for bookings made on SpiceJet's domestic network. (With Agency Inputs)
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