Airtel Prepaid Recharge Plans: Rs 65 Vs Rs 98 Vs Rs 99 Vs Rs 149 Vs Rs 199 Vs Rs 219 Vs Rs 249
Bharti Airtel, the largest telecom services operator of the country, offers a variety of 4G prepaid recharge plans, which are valid for 28 days, and offer unlimited data and calls. Some of these prepaid recharge plans of Airtel are priced at Rs 65, Rs 98, Rs 99, Rs 149, Rs 199, Rs 219, and Rs 249. Customers thus have a wide variety of prepaid recharge plans to choose from. All these prepaid recharge plans are available on Airtel's website, airtel.in. Airtel, led by Sunil Bharti Mittal, has been fighting off intense competition in the telecom market, led by arch rival Reliance Jio, owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani.
Given below are 4G prepaid recharge plans of Airtel with 28-days validity:
Airtel prepaid recharge plan at Rs 65
This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel offers 1 GB or gigabytes of data for a period of 28 days.
Airtel prepaid recharge plan of Rs 98
This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel offers 5 GB data for a period of 28 days.
Airtel prepaid recharge plan of Rs 99
This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel offers 1 GB data. Local, STD and roaming calls are unlimited along with 100 SMS (short message service) per day, for non-commercial use only. This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel is valid for 28 days.
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