IndiGo Offers Rs 1,500 Cashback On Bookings Via Citibank Cards. Details Here
IndiGo is offering a cashback of Rs 1,500 on bookings of its flight tickets using Citibank credit or debit cards. This was said by the airline on microblogging website Twitter. One can book tickets between April 18, 2018 to April 21, 2018 (00.00 hours of April 18 to 23.59 hours of April 21) to avail the offer and receive a flat cashback of Rs 1,500, according to IndiGo's website - goindigo.in. The offer is valid on a minimum transaction of Rs 7,500 and the customers will have to book the tickets on IndiGo's app or website to avail the offer, the airline mentioned.
Here are five things to know about IndiGo's cashback offer on bookings made using Citibank cards:
CardsFly to your favourite city with Citi. Get Rs 1500 cashback when you book between 18-21 April with Citibank debit or credit cards. Offer valid on a minimum transaction of Rs 7500. Know More: https://t.co/4ANDV2wVXC pic.twitter.com/CNGFZvpBXoIndiGo (@IndiGo6E) April 18, 2018
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