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Tuesday, 28 July 2015

17:43

Now, SpiceJet offers Rs 999 ‘Red Hot Fare’ scheme in monsoon sale

Now, SpiceJet offers Rs 999 ‘Red Hot Fare’ scheme in monsoon sale

Budget carrier Spicejet has hit the market again with a Rs 999 offer. SpiceJet launched the limited period sale offer today, which is offering tickets at a starting price of Rs 999 one way (taxes and fees not included) for travel on direct (non-stop) flights on its domestic network – this Spicejet offer is not valid for connecting, via, and international flights.

The three day SpiceJet sale launched today will be open till midnight, July 30, 2015, for travel period between August 4 – October 15, 2015. Tickets under this offer are non-refundable (taxes and fees are refundable), though changes are permitted at a charge of Rs 2,000, plus fare difference.

This sale is not available through the SpiceJet call centre or at airport ticket offices.

Spicejet sale offer: Highlights

* Booking period: July 28 – July 30, 2015
* Travel Period: August 4 – October 15, 2015
* Applicable on: Direct (non-stop) domestic flights
* Limited seats, offer available on First-Come, First-Served basis

In the offer list unveiled by Spicejet, routes available at the starting fare of Rs 999 include Bengaluru-Kochi, Delhi-Udaipur, Kolkata-Agartala, Pune-Goa, Amritsar-Srinagar, Hyderabad-Goa, Mumbai-Belgaum, Kolkata-Guwahati, Chennai-Vizag, and more.


However, Spicejet has put many other routes’ tickets on sale at the next higher fare brackets of Rs 1,099, Rs 1,299, Rs 1,399, Rs 1,499, Rs 1,899, Rs 2,099 (not including taxes). Examples include Delhi-Jammu and Ahmedabad-Pune for Rs 1,099; Mumbai-Hyderabad and Delhi-Srinagar for Rs 1,299; Bengaluru-Pune and Chennai-Goa for Rs 1,399; Delhi-Ahmedabad and Mumbai-Bengaluru for Rs 1,499; Mumbai-Chennai and Mumbai-Kochi for Rs 1,899; Mumbai-Delhi and Kolkata-Port Blair for Rs 2,099; Mumbai-Amritsar and Delhi-Guwahati for Rs 2,499; Delhi-Goa and Kolkata-Bengaluru for Rs 2,599.

For a limited time those who book tickets through the SpiceJet mobile app on Apples iOS or Google Android can also receive 50% off on pre-booked meals.

Note: Limited inventory on offer and seats will be available on first-come-first-served basis. Sales fares are not applicable on group bookings. Spicejet says fares vary from sector to sector depending route, flight, time of day, and day of week, and flight schedules and timings are subject to regulatory approvals and changes.


Thursday, 23 July 2015

23:11

Now book your air tickets with SpiceJet on EMI

Now book your air tickets with SpiceJet on EMI

The scheme is valid for the customers holding credit cards of Axis Bank, HSBC Bank, Kotak Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank, it said, adding that the facility will be extended to the card holders of other banks as well in near-term.

Budget airline SpiceJet on Thursday offered its customers a convenient post-paid scheme, which allows a flier to make the ticket payment in equated monthly installments (EMIs) at an interest rates as low as 12-14%.

The offer allows passengers to save significantly (up to 70% interest cost reduction) on deferred/delayed payment interest costs relative to traditional credit card fees, SpiceJet said in a release.

The scheme is valid for the customers holding credit cards of Axis Bank, HSBC Bank, Kotak Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank, it said, adding that the facility will be extended to the card holders of other banks as well in near-term.

SpiceJet's Chief Marketing Officer, Debojo Maharshi said, "Providing customer convenience and enhancing options through unique travel schemes and offers are central to SpiceJet's philosophy. We are confident that this scheme will make air travel more economically-viable than ever before for those customers who want to travel now, but pay later," According to the airline, passengers holding credit cards issued by these banks can pay as per their own preference of schedule that may vary between 3 and 12 months, at interest rates in the range of 12-14%, compared to typical credit card interest rates in excess of 36%, it said.

The facility is, however, available for bookings made through the SpiceJet website, it said, adding in case of airfare refunds, customers will have to bear the costs of the interest rate already billed for that particular booking. 

Source :dnaindia.com