SpiceJet launches the ‘Freedom to Fly’ Sale

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SpiceJet launches the ‘Freedom to Fly’ Sale
Gurgaon, India, Aug, 20: SpiceJet, the country’s favourite low-cost carrier, today announced the launch of its ‘Freedom to Fly’ sale, putting more than 1,00,000 seats on offer with one way fares starting as low as Rs. 799/- (excluding taxes). An additional 10% percent discount will be available for those booking through SpiceJet’s mobile app on Apples iOS and Android. The one-way fare for this sale ranges from Rs. 799/- to Rs. 2,699/- and covers popular destinations such as Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, Bengaluru, Srinagar, and many more. The lowest fare of Rs. 799 is available on routes such as Delhi-Chandigarh, Mumbai-Goa, Bengaluru-Kochi, Madurai-Chennai, Jammu-Srinagar, Kolkata-Agartala and many more. The three day sale starts from 20th August 2015 and will remain open till midnight, 22nd August 2015. The travel period covered in this sale is 25th August 2015 to 26th March 2016. The sale is valid only for direct flights within SpiceJet’s domestic network. Shilpa Bhatia, Sr. VP and Head of Sales and Distribution, SpiceJet, said, “We are known as the airline that has made air travel more affordable for more Indians than ever before, revolutionizing the industry and driving record growth in passengers in the process. With this sale, we continue to promote the Freedom to Fly for more Indians in our long standing tradition." Tickets for this sale can be booked on www.spicejet.com, SpiceJet’s official mobile apps of iOS and Android, on online travel portals, and through travel agents. The sale is not available at SpiceJet’s call centre or at SpiceJet Airport Ticket Offices. Tickets under this offer are non-refundable (taxes and fees are refundable) though they are changeable with a change fee and fare difference. There is limited inventory under the offer, and seats will be available on First-Come-First-Served basis. Sales fares are not applicable on group bookings. Fares vary from sector to sector depending on the travel distance and flight schedules and timings are subject to regulatory approvals and change(s).

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