AirAsia Offers Flight Tickets Under Rs 4,000. Schedule And Bookings Details Here
AirAsia is offering overseas flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 3,999 on select routes. Bookings for AirAsia's discount offer on flight tickets are open till May 19, 2018. The travel period for availing AirAsia's offer starts on September 1, 2018 and ends on May 28, 2019, according to the airline's website - airasia.com. This offer is applicable on flights travelling to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Bali, Melbourne, Perth, among others. This new promotional offer requires flyers to make advance bookings, the carrier further said. (Also read: GoAir Offers Flight Tickets From Rs. 1,610. Details Here​)
Details of AirAsia's offer:
AirAsia is offering flight tickets at a starting price of Rs 3,999 on flights from Kochi to Kuala Lumpur and Tiruchirappalli to Kuala Lumpur. A search on AirAsia's portal showed one way flights from Kochi to Kuala Lumpur were being offered at Rs 3,999 in October, 2018.
Some of the other discounted all-inclusive fares offered under AirAsia's new promotional sale are on flights from Kolkata to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs 5,399), from Goa to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs 6,818), from Hyderabad to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs 5,399), from Jaipur to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs 4,955), from New Delhi to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs 5,555), among others. (Also read:Â Airasia X To Start Amritsar-Kuala Lumpur Flight From August 16)
AirAsia is also offering connecting flights overseas from India through Kuala Lumpur. These flights include Bhubaneswar-Kuala Lumpur-Jakarta (starting at Rs 3,929), Bhubaneswar-Kuala Lumpur-Phuket(starting at Rs 4,195), Kochi-Kuala Lumpur-Brunei (starting at Rs 6,073), Jaipur-Kuala Lumpur-Johor Bahru (starting at Rs 6,780), and many more. Under this offer, AirAsia is also offering premium flatbed flights at discounted rates.
5 things to know about AirAsia's new offer:
1. A non-refundable processing fee is applicable for payments via credit, debit or charge card in order to avail the offer, said the carrier.Â
2. The discounted tickets are available only for online bookings at www.airasia.com, noted the airline.
 3. Ticket fares includes airport taxes (except for selected airports where airport tax is collected at the point of departure), AirAsia said on it's website.
4. Seats are limited and may not be available on all flights, AirAsia noted on its website.
5. The offer is subject to availability and 'AirAsia's Terms and Conditions'.
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