Vistara Flash Sale: Air Tickets Starting Rs 1599, Up To 75 Per cent Discount In All Three Cabin Classes This Monsoon
Vistara on Tuesday announced a 24-hour only early monsoon flash sale for bookings in all three cabin classes (economy, premium economy and business classes), with all-inclusive one-way fares discounted as much as 75 per cent all-in relative to normal fares. The limited period sale requires 15 days advance purchase. Bookings under the sale are open for 24 hours, starting 00:01 am of June 6, 2018 for travel between June 21 and September 27 this year. The flash sale will also cover premium economy and business class.
The travellers can choose to fly to favourite holiday destinations across the airline's network, including Goa, Bengaluru, Kochi, Port Blair (Andaman & Nicobar Islands), Guwahati, Bagdogra, Chennai and Lucknow, amongst 22 destinations served. The sale not only offers fares as low as Rs 1,599 all-in for short routes like Delhi - Lucknow, it also offers the low fares on other longer routes as well with fares on sectors such as Delhi-Hyderabad and Delhi-Ranchi starting Rs 2,199, Delhi-Kolkata and Delhi-Mumbai from Rs 2,299, Kolkata-Port Blair from Rs 2,499, and Delhi-Goa from Rs 2,799. The fares are all-inclusive, with no surprise fuel surcharges or taxes in addition to the stated fares.
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| Sector (available in both directions) | Economy | Premium Economy | Business |
| Delhi - Lucknow | 1599 | 2749 | 9499 |
| Delhi - Chandigarh | 1649 | 2649 | 9999 |
| Jammu - Srinagar | 1649 | 2549 | 7999 |
| Delhi - Amritsar | 1699 | 2599 | 7599 |
| Delhi - Ahmedabad | 1899 | 3049 | 12999 |
| Delhi - Varanasi | 1999 | 3249 | 11999 |
| Delhi - Hyderabad | 2199 | 3749 | 13999 |
| Delhi - Ranchi | 2199 | 3549 | 11999 |
| Delhi - Kolkata | 2299 | 3749 | 13999 |
| Delhi - Mumbai | 2299 | 4299 | 14399 |
| Ahmedabad - Bengaluru | 2399 | 3749 | 13999 |
| Delhi - Pune | 2499 | 4549 | 11499 |
| Delhi - Goa | 2799 | 4349 | 16999 |
| Port Blair - Chennai | 2999 | 4849 | 13999 |
| Delhi - Bengaluru | 2999 | 4649 | 16999 |
| Delhi - Chennai | 2999 | 4649 | 16999 |
| Delhi - Kochi | 3499 | 5999 | 12999 |
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