AirAsia India Offers Up To 45% Off On Flight Tickets In Independence Day Sale
AirAsia India is offering up to 45 per cent discount on domestic flight tickets under its special Independence Day sale. AirAsia flight tickets under the Independence Day sale are available for Bengaluru, Kolkata, Amritsar, New Delhi, Ranchi and Hyderabad, among other destinations, the carrier said on its website airasia.com. AirAsia's offer on flight tickets is valid from now until August 19. The travel period of AirAsia's Independence Day sale on flight tickets is from February 19 - August 13, 2019. This offer on AirAsia flight tickets comes ahead of the 71st anniversary of Independence Day.

(This offer on AirAsia flight tickets comes ahead of the 71st anniversary of Independence Day.)
Conditions to avail AirAsia Independence Day sale on flight tickets
Customers need to make an advance booking in order to avail this offer. AirAsia discount on flight tickets is not available during the peak period, stated the airline on airasia.com. Discounts are subject to availability and on selected flights only. AirAsia offer on flight tickets is available on web and the AirAsia mobile app only.
How to avail AirAsia Independence Day sale on flight tickets
AirAsia's Independence Day sale on flight tickets can be availed via under the promotion scheme 'Buy More, Save More!' . This means that the larger your travel group is, the higher the discount you will get, said AirAsia.
Steps to avail AirAsia Independence Day sale on flight tickets:
1) You need to pick your preferred flight departure and arrival.
2) Select the dates stated in the promotion travel period.
3) If you select one guest, you will get 15 per cent discount, 2 guests will get 25 per cent discount, three guests will get 35 per cent discount and four and more guests can enjoy 45 per cent discount (maximum 9 guests) on flight tickets, said AirAsia.
4) Lastly, you can choose your preferred flight.
Other offers on flight tickets from rivals
Jet Airways is offering up to 30 per cent discount on international flight tickets under a special nine day 'Global Fare' sale offer until August 15.
Air India is also running an Independence Day sale on domestic and international flight tickets.
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