GoAir Offers Flight Tickets From Rs 1,099. Booking Details Here
GoAir is offering flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 1,099. According to the official website of GoAir-goair.in, the booking period of the offer ends on September 5, 2018. The travel period of the offer ends on March 31, 2019. "Leisure or Business? Whatever the reason is, fly smart with fares starting as low as Rs 1099! So, what are you waiting for? Get. Set. Explore", said GoAir. However, this scheme is valid across selective fare types and fare products, said the carrier.
Here are 10 things to know about GoAir's new offer:
1. GoAir's offer is applicable across all the channels.
2. Tickets during the sale period are available on first come first basis, said GoAir.
3. Tickets are non-transferable and non-refundable.
4. Date change, rebooking and refund charges are applicable as per the fare rules.
5. GoAir reserves the right to cancel/modify/substitute/alter any aspect of this offer either partly or entirely, at its sole discretion without reason or prior notice.
6. This offer cannot be clubbed with any other on-going or any new promotional offer.
7. Seats are subject to availability and at the discretion of GoAir, mentioned the airline.
8. Group discount is not applicable on this offer.Offer is not applicable for infant booking.
9. This offer is discounted on base fare only and not valid for any form of cash back.
10. This offer is not valid on previously purchased tickets, said GoAir.
Recently, GoAir also announced its international services with the first flight to Phuket in Thailand starting from October 11. The airline, which is all set to start direct flights from New Delhi and Mumbai to Phuket, would become the sixth Indian carrier to go international.Â
Meanwhile, rival IndiGo is offering flight tickets at an all-inclusive starting price of Rs. 999 across its network of 59 destinations. As part of this four-day special festival sale, the airline is offering 10 lakh seats. The booking period of IndiGo's offer ends on September 6, 2018.
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