Latest Offers On Flight Tickets: Jet Airways Vs GoAir Vs SpiceJet Vs AirAsia India Vs Wow Air
Summer vacations are about to start and domestic airlines are leaving no stone unturned to make the most of this holiday season. Jet Airways is starting flights on new domestic routes and is offering flight tickets from Rs 967. GoAir is offering flight tickets from Rs 1,892 under its Low Fare Wednesday offer. SpiceJet is offering 10 per cent cashback via Paytm wallets every Wednesday, and AirAsia India is offering tickets from Rs 1,399 in its mid summer sale. Meanwhile Iceland's carrier Wow Air is offering international flight tickets starting from Rs 13,499.
Given below are details and comparison of latest offers on flight tickets from Jet Airways, GoAir, SpiceJet, AirAsia India and wow Air:
Offer on flight tickets from Jet Airways
Jet Airways has announced the launch of operations under the 'Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik' (UDAN) scheme. Under the Regional Connectivity Scheme (RCS), Jet Airways will launch operations on three new out of the four routes it was awarded, the airline said in a release. Starting from June 14, Jet Airways will fly three times a week on the Lucknow-Allahabad-Patna route. Commencing from June 15, Jet Airways will fly three times a week between New Delhi and Nashik. Effective June 16, Jet Airways will commence operations three times a week on the Nagpur-Allahabad-Indore route.
Under the UDAN scheme, the airline will be operating the new flights on the Lucknow-Allahabad-Lucknow route with RCS seats at INR 967* whereas the fare on the Patna-Allahabad-Patna routes would be INR 1,216* for RCS seats.
Here is the list of fares of SpiceJet's flight tickets under new routes:
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| Route | Lowest One-way fares* |
| Lucknow-Allahabad-Lucknow | Rs. 967 |
| Patna-Allahabad-Patna | Rs. 1216 |
| Nagpur-Allahabad-Nagpur | Rs. 1690 |
| Indore-Allahabad-Indore | Rs. 1914 |
| Delhi-Nashik-Delhi | Rs. 2665 |
| From | To | Airfares |
| Goa | Bengaluru | Rs 1892 |
| Hyderabad | Ahmedabad | Rs 2169 |
| Mumbai | Nagpur | Rs 2417 |
| Bengaluru | Mumbai | Rs 2679 |
| Delhi | Patna | Rs 2754 |
| Pune | Nagpur | Rs 2796 |
| Delhi | Mumbai | Rs 3451 |
| Delhi | Bengaluru | Rs 4031 |
| (Source: goair.in) | ||
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