Last Day To Book IndiGo's All-Inclusive Tickets Starting Rs 899
IndiGo is offering discounted all-inclusive fares starting from Rs 899 on select one-way flights under a promotional scheme. Bookings under IndiGo's this offer - valid for travel between June 1 and August 31, this year - can be made till May 11, 2017, the Gurgaon-based airline said on its website. "With fares starting as low as Rs 899 there's no reason not to get out of town," IndiGo, which recently announced it will operate 18 new additional flights starting June, further said. "With fares starting as low as Rs 899 there's no reason not to get out of town," IndiGo said, adding that the offer is valid on bookings made 20 days prior to travel.
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Now book your travel till 11 May with fares starting Rs 899 valid on select flights. Travel b/w 1 June & 31 Aug 17. https://t.co/2wA3BTVC1x pic.twitter.com/vlOfq96idu— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) May 10, 2017
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