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Apr 2007
Air Deccan offers free tickets scheme on Baisakhi
Amritsar:
To attract more and more air passenger Air Deccan
has announced a mega offer of 5, 00, 000 tickets priced
at Rs 0/- (plus taxes and surcharge), on the occasion
of the Baisakhi. The tickets will be available for
sale across all sectors and all its 350 flights for
travel between July 1, 2007 and October 27, 2007.
Bookings for these tickets will open on the morning
of April 14, 2007 (Saturday) at 8 a.m. The airline
also announced the opening of regular bookings across
all flights and sectors for travel between July 1,
2007 and October 27, 2007 on the same day. Samyukth
Sridharan, Chief Revenue Officer and Head Marketing
Air Deccan claims that "We were the first to release
Rs 500/- and Re 1/- tickets and this time we have
taken a step forward by releasing FREE* tickets for
the first time in the history of the airline. He said
that Air Deccan believe this will assist it in making
flying common in India . He said that the idea is
to encourage and stimulate travel even during lean
seasons. An average load factor of 80 per cent over
the last six months is a witness to the fact that
they have been able to maintain a healthy balance
between peak and non-peak seasons, said he. Air Deccan
also announced that all new tickets booked on and
after 14th April 2007 would not be refundable. The
tickets can however be rescheduled to another date,
flight or sector (new feature). Air Deccan tickets
can be purchased through the Air Deccan Website -
or thorough Air Deccan Airport Counters, Travel Agents
across India and the 24 / 7 All India Call Centre
at 39008888 (please prefix your city code if dialing
from a mobile). The airline currently operates a brand
new fleet of 19 Airbus A - 320 aircraft, with an average
age of 1.5 years and 24 ATR Turboprop aircraft. Since
its inception in August 2003, Air Deccan has carried
over nine million passengers and the numbers are growing
everyday.
-Apr
12, 2007
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