AirAsia Offers International Flight Tickets From Rs 3,999
AirAsia is offering flight tickets for Asia and Australia from Rs 3,999. AirAsia's offer on flight tickets is valid till August 12. Passengers can fly to Australia and countries in Asia from domestic cities like New Delhi, Bhubaneswar, Jaipur, Amritsar, Chennai and more, stated AirAsia on its website, airasia.com. The travel period for AirAsia's offer is till January 31, 2019. However, AirAsia's offer on flight tickets is subject to certain terms and conditions. Separately, AirAsia India is offering domestic flight tickets from Rs 1,499.
(The lowest-priced flight tickets from Rs 3,999 are for Vishakhapatnam-Kuala Lumpur route, stated airasia.com.)
AirAsia flight ticket offer in detail
The lowest fare of Rs 3,999 is for Vishakhapatnam-Kuala Lumpur route, stated airasia.com.
AirAsia flight tickets from Amritsar- Kuala Lumpur- Phuket are from Rs 8,061; flight tickets from Bhubaneswar- Kuala Lumpur- Manila are from Rs 11,621, flight tickets from Kolkata- Kuala Lumpur- Sydney are from Rs 51,033.
AirAsia flight tickets which are on sale also include routes like Bhubaneswar- Kuala Lumpur- Singapore (from Rs 6,333), Kochi- Kuala Lumpur- Sydney (from Rs 48,183), and Hyderabad- Kuala Lumpur- Ho Chi Minh City (from Rs 15,483).
Conditions to avail AirAsia's offer on flight tickets
Customers need to make advance booking in order to avail AirAsia's offer on flight tickets. Fares are not available during the embargo period, said AirAsia.
Other flight ticket offers
Separately, AirAsia launched daily direct flights on Bengaluru to Bagdogra route at from Rs. 2,999.
Rival Jet Airways is offering up to 30 per cent discount on international flight tickets under a special nine-day 'Global Fare' sale to mark the Independence Day.
GoAir is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 1,099 on up to 1 million seats under its 'Go Gr8 Festival Sale'.
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