Jet Airways, AirAsia, GoAir Offer Discount On Flight Tickets. Prices, Schedule Here
Various airlines in the country have come up with lucrative offers on domestic and international flight tickets during the summer holiday period. Jet Airways, country's second largest airline, is offering discount on domestic and international flight tickets under its 'Big Savings' scheme. AirAsia is also offering domestic and international flight tickets under its sale offer -- Early Monsoon Sale and Grand Sale, respectively. Budget-carrier GoAir has also come up with a 10 per cent discount offer on domestic flight tickets.
Jet Airways' offer in detail:
Jet Airways is offering up to Rs. 400 discount on domestic flight tickets and up to Rs. 600 off on international flight tickets under its 'Big Savings' scheme. This offer is valid for bookings done on Jet Airways mobile site and mobile app on Android, iOS, blackberry 10 and windows 10. Jet Airways' scheme is applicable in premiere and economy class. In order to avail discounted fares on domestic network, flight tickets must be purchased a minimum of 15 days prior departure.
AirAsia's offer in detail: Â
AirAsia is offering domestic flight tickets from Rs. 1,399 to destinations like Bengaluru, New Delhi, Kolkata and Ranchi, among others under Early Monsoon Sale. Under the Grand Sale it is offering flight tickets from Rs. 3,999 to international routes like Australia, New Zealand and South-Asian countries. Passengers can book flight tickets under the sales till June 10, 2018. The travel period under the sales is till November 30, 2018.Â
GoAir's offer in detail:Â
GoAir is offering a discount offer on domestic flight tickets. Under the offer, the airline is offering 10 per cent off on flight tickets booked via its mobile app. GoAir's offer to book flight tickets is valid till June 30, said the carrier on its official website -- goair.in. Customers can avail the offer using the promo code -- GOAPP10.
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