Vistara Offers Flight Tickets From 1,299 Rupees, Details Here
Private carrier Vistara is offering flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs 1,299 in a limited-period sale. The bookings under the offer are open till June 19, 2019. The sale, which is applicable on one-way economy, premium economy and business class bookings, is valid for travel between July 3 and September 26, 2019, according to airline's official website - airvistara.com. However, the sale is applicable only for bookings made 15 days in advance for economy class and premium economy class, and three days in advance for business class, stated Vistara.
Announcing The Grand Vistara Monsoon Sale to celebrate the addition of 62 new flights! Enjoy great fares starting at ₹1,299/- all-in. Book your tickets today. Hurry,
June 18, 2019
limited seats available. https://t.co/i5J9cQXwK8 pic.twitter.com/gFUeZS8x9VHere's the list of one-way fares according to airvistara.com:
Origin Destination Economy lite fares Premium economy fares Business class fares Chennai Mumbai Rs 3,099 Rs 4,999 Rs 14,999 Delhi Ahmedabad Rs 1,799 Rs 2,799 Rs 8,299 Delhi Amritsar Rs 1,999 Rs 2,699 Rs 5,999 Delhi Bhubaneswar Rs 2,799 Rs 3,799 Rs 9,999 Delhi Bengaluru Rs 2,999 Rs 4,999 Rs 14,999 Delhi Mumbai Rs 2,799 Rs 4,499 Rs 12,999 Delhi Kolkata Rs 2,599 Rs 4,099 Rs 9,999 Delhi Cochin Rs 3,999 - - Delhi Guwahati Rs 2,899 Rs 4,099 Rs 8,999 Delhi Goa Rs 2,999 Rs 4,299 Rs 8,999 Delhi Hyderabad Rs 2,599 Rs 3,699 Rs 9,999 Delhi Bagdogra Rs 3,399 Rs 4,999 Rs 8,999 Delhi Chandigarh Rs 1,499 Rs 2,599 Rs 10,999 Delhi Jammu Rs 2,099 Rs 3,999 Rs 9,999 Delhi Ranchi Rs 2,199 Rs 3,399 Rs 9,999 Delhi Lucknow Rs 1,699 Rs 2,499 Rs 7,999 Delhi Chennai Rs 3,099 Rs 4,499 Rs 11,999 Delhi Pune Rs 2,399 Rs 3,099 Rs 11,999 Delhi Raipur Rs 2,599 Rs 4,099 Rs 7,999 Delhi Srinagar Rs 2,099 Rs 3,799 Rs 7,999 Delhi Varanasi Rs 1,999 Rs 2,999 Rs 7,999 Dibrugarh Bagdogra Rs 1,799 Rs 2,399 Rs 5,199 Jammu Srinagar Rs 1,299 Rs 1,999 Rs 4,999 Mumbai Amritsar Rs 3,199 Rs 4,499 Rs 8,999 Mumbai Bengaluru Rs 2,299 Rs 4,299 Rs 11,999 Mumbai Kolkata Rs 3,499 - Rs 10,999 Mumbai Goa Rs 1,699 Rs 2,599 Rs 8,999 Mumbai Hyderabad Rs 1,799 Rs 2,699 Rs 9,999 Mumbai Ahmedabad Rs 1,499 Rs 2,999 Rs 7,999 Mumbai Chandigarh Rs 3,399 Rs 5,599 Rs 9,999 Mumbai Varanasi Rs 3,499 - Rs 9,999 Pune Hyderabad Rs 1,999 Rs 3,499 Rs 7,999 Port Blair Kolkata Rs 2,299 Rs 3,499 Rs 7,999 (As mentioned on Vistara's website)
Vistara has also announced the addition of 62 new flights on its network from Mumbai and Delhi.
The announcements from the airline comes at a time when the suspension of flights by Jet Airways has led to additional demand in the country's civil aviation market.
On Monday, state-run Air India announced new domestic and international flights.
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