HDFC Bank Offers SpiceJet Flights Tickets With Zero Convenience Fee, Free Meals
-  The HDFC Bank's offer on Spice Jet tickets is valid only for the bookings done until April 10. The offer entails fee meals, priority check-in and zero convenience fee charged at the time of booking of flight tickets. One must remember that a maximum of four meals shall be offered free per booking.
- The offer is valid only for HDFC Credit card holders.
- The promo code for availing the offer is HDFCDEAL
- The offer is not applicable on beverage, platter and special meals.
- Spice Jet will charge a token amount of Re 1 as a token of acknowledgement.
- The offer is valid only on retail credit cards and not on corporate, commercial credit cards.
- For any credit card related claims, the customer should contact HDFC Bank and SpiceJet will not be able to entertain any such claims.
- Delinquent and over-limit HDFC Bank Credit Card members will not qualify for this promotion. This offer is valid for Indian residents and citizens only.
- Any query regarding the program will be entertained till 60 days from offer fulfillment date.
- In case, the card member holds more than 1(one) Credit/Debit Card with HDFC Bank; the card member would need to call up the Customer Call Centre and confirm which card(s) the said offer may be availed for.
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