IndiGo Offers 20% Discount On Food and Beverages. Details Here
IndiGo, country's largest airline, has come up with an offer of 20 per cent discount on food and beverages for passengers if they pay using their Mastercard credit cards. IndiGo's discount offer is valid on purchases made on-board only. The offer is a part of inflight services on airline's domestic flights and is valid from May 1, 2018 to May 31, 2018, said Indigo's official website - goindigo.in. The offer is valid only on transactions made using MasterCard Credit Cards issued in the country. Â
Here are the details of terms and conditions of IndiGo's offer:
1. The offer is not applicable on any merchandise sale available aboard IndiGo during the flight.
2. The customer shall become ineligible to participate in this offer if his/her card is cancelled before the expiry of /during the offer period.
3. The offer cannot be combined with any other offer and cannot be transferred or assigned to any other person/customer.
Offer comes at a time when domestic civil aviation market has seen a robust growth since in the few months and airlines have come up with attractive discount offers and schemes to woo customers and increase their passenger share.
Earlier this week, Vistara launched a chef on-board programme, an innovative and first-of-its-kind initiative in the country where uniformed chefs will take direct and instant customer feedback on the new menu introduced across the network.Â
Last month, SpiceJet also announced a similar offer where customers could avail 20 per cent discount on pre-booking of meals.Â
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