AirAsia Offers Up To 50% Off On Return Flight Tickets, Extends 'Grand Sale'
AirAsia India is offering up to 50 per cent discount on return flight tickets on domestic routes. Separately, it has extended its 'Grand Sale' under which it is offering international flight tickets, as stated on AirAsia's website, airasia.com. Both offers on flight tickets from AirAsia are valid till June 17, 2018. The travel period for offer on domestic flight tickets is till November 30, 2018 while on international flight tickets, it is till January 31, 2019. Previously, 'Grand Sale' was valid till June 10 and the airline had announced a travel period till November 30.
AirAsia's 50 per cent off on return flight tickets
Under this offer, AirAsia is offering up to 50 per cent off on return flights. The offer is valid on flight tickets for destinations including Bengaluru, Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, Hyderabad and Ranchi. The booking period for this offer is from June 12 to June 17. The travel period to avail flight tickets under this offer is from June 12 to November 30.
To avail the offer, advance bookings are required, according to the airline's website. Fares under this offer are not available during school break, public holidays and weekends. The up to 50 per cent discount is applicable on base fares only for return flights. The offer is not applicable on any fly-thru routes, according to AirAsia.
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