Vistara Extends 50% Discount On Select Flights. Details Here
Domestic airline Vistara has extended bookings for a promotional scheme under which it is offering a flat 50 per cent off on both one-way and return business class flights by adding more tickets to the sale. The last day for booking tickets under Vistara's "Affordable Luxury Business Class Sale" scheme, which covers destinations such as Goa, Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Leh, Jammu, Srinagar, Guwahati and Bhubaneswar, is May 9, 2017, the airline said on its website. A limited number of tickets under the scheme are available on a first-come, first serve basis and regular fares will appear in case the seats under this sale are sold out, said Vistara, which is a joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines. Tickets for the Affordable Luxury Business Class Sale - applicable on travel till February 20 next year - can be booked till 11:50 pm on May 9, 2017, Vistara added.
The airline also said its Affordable Luxury Business Class Sale requires a minimum eight days of advance purchase and bookings are open on airvistara.com, Vistara's app (both iOS and Android versions), Vistara Airport Ticket Offices, online travel agencies and travel agents.
"Due to overwhelming demand, we have extended our amazing Affordable Luxury Business Class Sale for three more days...," Vistara said in a statement on its website.
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Last day to book with our Affordable Luxury Sale! Get flat 50% off on Business Class for travel upto 20th Feb'18 https://t.co/SJNfylSHyT pic.twitter.com/3jPRkEDoAh
May 9, 2017
One-way fares under Vistara's Business Class Sale start from Rs 4,611, exclusive of taxes and fees, it said. "Simply book your tickets 8 days in advance to get flat 50% off relative to our standard fares for Business Class," Vistara added.
The Vistara site also gave a list of sample Business Class fares (one-way, excluding taxes and fees) on offer under the scheme:
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