AirAsia Offers 20% Discount On Flight Tickets For Select Routes
AirAsia India is offering 20 per cent discount on flight tickets between Bengaluru and Amritsar, said the airline on its official website -- airasia.com. The booking period to avail AirAsia's discounted offer is valid till July 1, 2018. Travel period for the discounted offer is valid from July 26 to November 30, 2018. Earlier this month, AirAsia had introduced direct flights on Bengaluru-Amritsar route on a daily basis from July 26. Earlier, AirAsia flight ticket prices for this route were starting from Rs 4,499. Several other airlines have come up with discount offers on both domestic and international flight tickets to woo passengers.
(AirAsia's discounted offer on flight tickets between Bengaluru and Amritsar is valid till July 1, 2018)
AirAsia India offer on flight tickets between Bengaluru and Amritsar in detail:
To avail AirAsia's discount offer, customers need to book their flight tickets in advance. The offer is only available on airline's website, airasia.com, and the mobile application. However, the promotion is limited to base fare only and shall not include value pack bundled category. The offer is applicable to premium flatbed/premium flex.
AirAsia India is also offering 20 per cent discount on all flights. The offer is valid on domestic flight tickets from destinations such as Bengaluru, New Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, Hyderabad, and Ranchi among others. The offer is valid till July 1. The travel period to avail AirAsia's offer on domestic flight tickets is between July 2 and November 30, 2018.
In another offer, AirAsia is offering 20 per cent discount on international flight tickets, as well. The discount on international flight tickets is available on flights flying to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Bali, Singapore, Melbourne, Perth, among others. Customers can book flight tickets till July 1, 2018 in order to avail the benefits of this offer. Travel period of the offer starts on July 2, 2018 and ends on November 30, 2018, the airline said
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