GoAir Offers Flight Tickets From Rs 1,566. Details Here
GoAir is offering flight tickets starting at Rs 1,566 on select routes. Under a limited-period scheme, GoAir is offering flight tickets on one-way journeys to destinations including Delhi, Goa, Mumbai and Bengaluru, with starting airfares ranging from Rs 1,566 to Rs 4,048, according to the airline's website - goair.in. GoAir time and again announces discounts under its 'Low Fare Wednesday' series of offers, which are usually open for bookings on Wednesdays. Among other routes, GoAir flight tickets for a journey from Lucknow to Delhi are priced from Rs 1,566, according to the GoAir website.
A search on the GoAir bookings portal on Wednesday showed tickets for a one-way flight from Lucknow to Delhi later this month were available at Rs 1,566.
Among other routes, GoAir is also offering airfares starting at Rs 1,849 on flights from Hyderabad to Goa, Rs 2,240 for those from Goa to Mumbai, and Rs 2,763 for flights from Mumbai to Nagpur, according to the GoAir website.
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| From | To | Airfare |
| Lucknow | Delhi | Rs 1,566 |
| Hyderabad | Goa | Rs 1,849 |
| Goa | Mumbai | Rs 2,240 |
| Mumbai | Nagpur | Rs 2,763 |
| Lucknow | Bengaluru | Rs 3,152 |
| Pune | Nagpur | Rs 3,214 |
| Hyderabad | Delhi | Rs 3,421 |
| Delhi | Mumbai | Rs 4,048 |
| (Source: goair.in) | ||
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