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Air India Offers 25% Discount for Women Flyers

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Dana Ermolenko
Country: India Aircraft: Airplanes
Source: WCARN

Rolling out freebies to its domestic flyers and business class passengers, national carrier Air India on Saturday offered four schemes, including 25 percent flat discount to women travellers, due to high air travel demand during the festive season.

Air India offers four schemes to the executive class passengers flying the domestic sectors as part of the super festival bonanza, the airline said in a statement. The validity of the offer stands between November 1 to December 31, it said.

According to Air India, lady executives and all women flyers would be entitled to a flat discount of 25 per cent on basic fare, travelling in executive class on production of business card or copy of ID proof. Also, as part of the executive class bonanza, any passenger flying on AI's domestic metro network, except between Bengaluru and Chennai, four times between November 1 to December 31, will be entitled for one business class one way ticket.





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