SpiceJet's Offer On Domestic Flight Tickets: How To Avail Up To Rs. 1,000 Off
SpiceJet is offering up to Rs. 1,000 discount on flight tickets in a special 'Fantastic Friday' offer, the airline said. Along with the discount offer, SpiceJet is also offering free seat selections. However, the offer is valid only on Fridays and customers need to pay via UPI payment mode on spicejet.com. The discount offer is valid till September 28, 2018 and journey day can be any day of the week. In order to avail SpiceJet's offer, customers need to use the promo code UPI1000, the airline said on its website.
(Along with the discount offer, SpiceJet is also offering free seat selections)
Here's how to avail SpiceJet's discount offer:Â
1. Customers need to select a flight on spicejet.com and opt for preferred seat during the booking flow. However, the offer is not valid on booking through the mobile app.
2. Apply the promo code -- UPI1000 -- in the promotion code section on the payment page.
3. You'll get a discount of Rs 1000 for round-trip and Rs 500 for one-way booking, on the base fare and waiver of charges for the preferred seat selection.
4. To avail the offer, customer must make the payment only via the UPI Payment mode only through any Virtual Payment Address (VPA) set up on UPI.
| Offer | Criteria | Promo Code |
|---|---|---|
| Instant Rs.1000 off + Free Preferred Seat Selection | Round Trip | UPI1000 |
| Instant Rs.500 off + Free Preferred Seat Selection | One-way |
Conditions of SpiceJet's offer on flight tickets:
The discount under the offer will be calculated only on the base fare (price excluding taxes) for flight bookings. Such discount shall be for a maximum of Rs 500 per flight, said the airline. The offer is valid on flights having minimum base fare of Rs.2000 and above. On the payment page UPI (Unified Payments Interface) should be selected as the payment mode, to avail SpiceJet's discount.
Earlier this week, Jet Airways also announced a discount on domestic and international flight tickets. It is offering up to 30 per cent discount on international flight tickets and 25 per cent discount on domestic flight tickets.
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