IndiGo, GoAir, SpiceJet Offer Discount On Flight Tickets, Details Here
Airlines are regularly coming up with new offers on flight tickets in order to lure passengers and increase their customer base. These offers come amid high competition in the country's civil aviation sector, boosted by robust growth in passenger traffic registered over past few months. Currently, passenger carriers IndiGo and SpiceJet are offering domestic flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 899. Rival airline GoAir is offering domestic and international flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 1,418 and Rs. 6,738 respectively in a special 'Valentine's Day' sale offer.Â
Here's a list of discounts offered by IndiGo,GoAir and SpiceJet:
IndiGo
IndiGo is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 899. The booking period of IndiGo's flight ticket offer ends on February 9, 2018, said the airline on its official website- goindigo.in. This special sale is valid for travel between February 20, 2019 and April 15, 2019.  IndiGo's offer is valid only on non-stop flights on various sectors across airline's network.
GoAir
GoAir is offering domestic and international flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 1,418 and Rs. 6,738 respectively. The booking period of GoAir's flight ticket offer ends on February 9, 2018. This special sale is valid for travel between February 14, 2019 and February 17, 2019. The cheapest flight ticket is available on Mumbai-Goa route starting at Rs. 1,418. Tickets from Ahmedabad to Jaipur start at Rs. 1,547.
SpiceJet
SpiceJet is offering domestic flight tickets starting from an all-inclusive Rs. 899. The offer is valid till February 9, 2019. The travel period on discount offer is valid till September 25, 2019. The airline is also offering an additional 10 per cent off on flight tickets and free priority check-in on booking through SBI credit card.
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