AirAsia Offers Big Discounts On Flight Tickets. Details Here
AirAsia is offering up to 60 per cent discount on base fares of all international flight tickets under a promotional sale offer. An additional discount of up to 20 per cent is available on picking a seat during the flight booking. Bookings for the AirAsia's discount offer are open till April 22, 2018, according to the AirAsia India's website-airasia.com. The travel period of AirAsia India's offer ends on October 31. However, for premium flatbed flights, the carrier is offering only 20 per cent discount on fares.
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Steps to avail AirAsia's discount offer, according to its website:
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1. In order to avail the offer, pick preferred flight departure and arrival
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2. Select the dates stated in the promo travel period
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3. Choose the preferred flight
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4. Enjoy flat 60 per cent off base fare or 20 per cent on premium flatbed
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5. Pick a seat and enjoy additional 20 per cent discount (This is not applicable for premium flatbed flights)
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Terms and conditions of AirAsia's discount offer, according to its website
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1. Advance booking is required in order to avail this discount offer.
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2. Fares are not available during peak period, mentioned the airline on the official website.
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3. The discounted tickets are available only on selected fare classes.
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4. The promotion is applicable for base fares only and shall not include 'value pack and 'premium flex' bundled category and DJ carrier code flights.
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In another offer, AirAsia India is offering up to 20 per cent discount on base fares of all domestic flight tickets.
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