Akasa Air Introduces “Take Off Tuesday” Sale for Tuesday Travel
Akasa Air has introduced an exciting new promotion called the “Take Off Tuesday” sale, exclusively for travelers who are planning to fly on Tuesdays. This special sale, which was launched on Monday, offers discounted fares for Tuesday travel starting from May 22, 2023.
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The main highlight of this promotion is the opportunity for travelers to avail themselves of discounts by choosing to fly on Tuesdays instead of other days of the week. Akasa Air is providing a 10% discount on both “Saver” and “Flexi” fares for one-way and return non-stop flights to 17 destinations across India.
Booking tickets for this sale is incredibly convenient, as customers can make their reservations through multiple platforms. These include Akasa Air’s official website (www.akasaair.com), their Android and iOS mobile applications, as well as through travel agents and various online travel agencies (OTAs).
To take advantage of the “Take Off Tuesday” sale, customers must book their tickets within a specific timeframe. Bookings are open from 1 am on May 19, 2023, until 11:59 pm on May 26, 2023. It’s important to note that travelers need to make their bookings at least three days prior to their intended travel date in order to be eligible for the discount.
To apply the discount, customers simply need to enter the promo code ‘Tuesday’ during the booking process. This will automatically apply the 10% discount to the fare, allowing travelers to enjoy significant savings on their Tuesday flights with Akasa Air.
With this attractive “Take Off Tuesday” sale, Akasa Air aims to provide customers with an incentive to plan their travels for Tuesdays. By offering discounted fares, the airline hopes to encourage more passengers to choose Akasa Air for their midweek journeys. So, if you’re looking for affordable and convenient air travel within India, don’t miss out on this opportunity to take advantage of the “Take Off Tuesday” sale by Akasa Air.
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