SpiceJet Waives Off Convenience Fee On Online, Mobile App Bookings. Details Here
SpiceJet has come up with an offer where one can save money by booking flight tickets directly through its website, spicejet.com, or mobile app. SpiceJet has decided to waive off the convenience fee for bookings made through its website or mobile app, according to the airline's website - spicejet.com. Customers can also avail 20 per cent discount on pre-booking of meals, preferred seat or on SpiceMax seat by applying the promo code - ADDON20 only on Spicejet.com, the airline further said on its website. HDFC customers can also avail a free meal and priority check-in with their HDFC Bank Credit Card by using the promo code - HDFCDEAL only on Spicejet.com. The last date to avail the offer is April 10, 2018.
Here are the steps to follow to get a free meal and priority check-in on booking tickets:
1. Log on to spicejet.com and search your desired flight.
2. Select your choice of meal and priority check-in during the booking flow.
3. Apply promo code: HDFCDEAL along with your HDFC Bank credit card number in the promotion code section on payment page.
4. Meal Fee and Priority Check-in charges shall be waived off instantly.
5. Complete the payment with your HDFC Bank Credit Card.
Here are the terms and conditions you need to know:Â
1. SpiceJet reserves the right to modify, alter, amend and/or change any and/or all of the terms and conditions, made applicable to respective Offer, at any time without prior notice. SpiceJet also reserves the right to withdraw and/or cancel respective Offer at any time without prior notice.
2. In the event of any misuse or abuse of respective Offer by the customer or travel agent, SpiceJet reserves the right to deny the offer or cancel the booking.
3. For any credit / debit card and net banking related claims, the customer should contact their respective banks and SpiceJet will not be able to entertain any such claims.
4. Any person availing the offer shall be deemed to have accepted the applicable terms and conditions.
5. All other terms available on www.spicejet.com shall be applicable.
6. Any disputes arising out of respective Offer shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts at New Delhi.
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