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Airlines Marketing - Promotions & Offers
Our Bureau Mumbai, June 10 Jet Airways, Jet Airways Konnect, JetLite and SpiceJet are offering special fares for a limited period ending June 13. Spice’s offer is between June 10 and 12. Jet Airways, JetLite and Jet Airways Konnect have introduced special all-inclusive fares on several key routes valid for travel between July 1 and September 30. As for SpiceJet, the offer is valid for travel between July 1 and September 15 to all 18 destinations on its direct flight network. Some of the all-inclusive fares ex-Mumbai being offered by SpiceJet are Delhi for Rs 1,830, Ahmedabad for Rs 1,330, Bangalore for Rs 1,530, Kolkata 1,830 etc. JetLite offers an all-inclusive fare of Rs 1,300 on routes including the Imphal / Kolkata-Guwahati, and Mumbai-Nagpur/ Hyderabad sectors among others. Jet Airways offers an all-inclusive fare of Rs 1,650 on routes including the Chennai-Bangalore, and Mumbai-Vadodara/Ahmedabad/Hyderabad/Goa sectors. Jet Airways Konnect service offers an all-inclusive fare of Rs 1,300 on routes including the Kolkata-Agartala, Bangalore-Hyderabad and Chennai-Hyderabad sectors. Fare on routes including the Mumbai-Bangalore/Jaipur sectors is Rs 1,600. The fare is Rs 1,900 on routes including the Mumbai-Chennai/Kochi sectors. More Stories on : Airlines | Promotions & Offers | Jet Airways (India) Ltd
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