Air India Air Fare

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The website crash is perhaps due to unprecedented traffic, since Air India suddenly decided to celebrate the merger by offering tickets with base fare of Rs 100 (taxes and other charges extra) starting today. Tickets were to be sold exclusively through the SINGAPORE/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A decade after low-cost carriers led India's air travel boom, full-service airlines are gearing up for a battle for premium passengers that only the deep-pocketed are likely to win. Flag carrier Air India, which has only Mumbai: Days after budget carriers led by SpiceJet lowered ticket rates by up to 75 percent to avail early summer season bookings, Air India joined the fare war today offering discounts on select routes. The national carrier announced up to 30 percent New Delhi: As private airlines intensified low fare war, Air India today launched a 60-day advance purchase fare scheme to lure vacation travellers on its domestic network offering prices close to air-conditioned train fares. The advance purchase fare It's bonanza time for air travellers, with Air India, IndiGo and GoAir on Thursday joining the latest war over airfares, launched by SpiceJet which had earned the wrath of DGCA for offering one rupee air fares two days ago. Air India launched a short-term Entering into a price war, Air India Tuesday said that it will launch its promotional fare scheme by offering 50 percent discount on all domestic routes from January 22. The airline said that under its short-term spring sale passengers can avail 50 percent .

Aiming at attracting Indian travellers to major global and domestic destinations, foreign and Indian carriers are vying with each other by offering discounted tickets. The latest one to join the race is Air France, which is offering a flat discount on After SpiceJet and Indigo launched a discount battle, Air India to offer 50 per cent discount on all domestic routes for travel between February 21 and April 15 New Delhi: Entering into a price war, Air India said that it will launch its promotional fare Air India launched a short-term 'Monsoon Bonanza' scheme under which tickets on 40 select domestic sectors can be bought till Saturday for travel till September 30. A spokesperson for the national carrier said the scheme covers 108 flights, including Air India (AI) is the first off the blocks to slash fares on tickets booked in advance for 60 days and beyond in order to attract passengers during the forthcoming summer holidays. The scheme could trigger a third round of price war among airlines. .