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Air India launches special fares on international destinations

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December 12, 2012

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Mangalore, December 12: Air India has launched a special all-inclusive promotional return fares on its international destinations as well, official sources said.

 

Earlier the airliner had introduced promotional fares for the domestic sector.

 

The new scheme is valid for out-bound travel with immediate effect to the far East and near East. On sectors to the USA, UK, Europe and UAE the validity of travel will be from January 21, 2013. The sale is open for seven days - that is from December 10 to 16.

 

According to Air India, the return fares, inclusive of all taxes, under this scheme are low ranging from Rs 15,999 to the UAE to just over Rs 50,000 to USA. For travel starting in Delhi the fares will be higher by Rs 2,000 to all the destinations. The fares have been launched for travel on more than 15 city pairs worldwide.

 

Some of the fares under the scheme are: America (New York, Newark and Chicago) Rs 51,999; UK (London) Rs 40,999; Europe (Frankfurt and Paris) Rs 35,999; UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah) Rs 15,999; Far East (Seoul, Osaka and Tokyo) Rs 34,999 and near East(Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore) will be Rs 17,999.

 

This offer ensures that passengers, who book early to avail the offer, will get an value for money and in the long run boost air travel in general during traditionally lean periods, the Air India spokesperson said. For further details please contact Air India helpline 1800-180-1407 or log on to www.airindia.in

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