SpiceJet's New Offer: Book Tickets for Rs 699
SpiceJet on Tuesday launched an 'Early New Year Sale' in which tickets can be booked at fares as low as Rs 699, excluding applicable statutory taxes.
The bookings for this SpiceJet offer will be available till mid-night September 18, 2014. The sale is for travel between January 16, 2015 and October 24, 2015.
Fare charged under this offer are non-refundable and non-changeable (taxes and fees are refundable).
(Read: Now, Fare War on Global Routes)
"The travel period covered under this sale is extensive. It offers a number of reasons and occasions to the customers to choose SpiceJet as their preferred mode of travel. Advance planning of travel will help customers to fly at very nominal fares and travel more often," said Kaneswaran Avili, Chief Commercial Officer, SpiceJet.
(Also read: Low-priced tickets lead to more people flying)
SpiceJet has been one of the most aggressive players in offering promotional schemes, announcing more than a dozen offers this year.
Meanwhile, Jet Airways is offering special discounted fares for traveling business class both on domestic and international routes. The three-day special fare offer called the 'Great Premiere Experience' will be available for world-wide sale till September 18 and for travel between October 16, 2014 and July 31, 2015. (Check out Jet's offer)
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