Owing to the reduced passenger traffic, popular low-cost carrier (LCC), IndiGo has decided to slash its air ticket prices for three days by offering a discount of 50 per cent on their base fares. Renowned as the biggest passenger airline in terms of market share in the Indian domestic aviation sector, IndiGo has reduced the rate of its ticket prices on advanced purchases for 30 to 60 day period.
The leading low-cost carrier (LCC) in the country in terms of market share, Indigo is all set to launch 12 new routes in the coming days. These routes include Tier II cities like Vizag and Indore. This introduction will see a rise in the frequency of flights between Kolkata and Mumbai, and Pune and Delhi.
IndiGo, one of the leading low-cost carriers (LCCs) of India, known for offering cheap air tickets, might soon become a part of Oneworld - an international airline alliance. This no-frills carrier will be the second Indian air service provider, after Air India, to become a part of an international alliance.
Most airlines around the world offer international and domestic flight offers from time to time to increase passenger footfall. These deals are primary targeted to minimise trip expenses of passengers while they go from one destination to another. The best way to get information about these offers is to consult travel portals, which display recent updates from airlines regularly.
In recent years, there has been a significant growth for the Indian aviation, and experts give substantial credit for this progress to the inception of budget airlines or low-cost carriers (LCCs). These carriers are also known as no-frills airlines as they focus only on the essential in-flight amenities and provide basic facilities.