Low-cost airline GoAir is offering 100,000 air tickets at rock-bottom prices (Rs 1,500-2,700, including taxes and surcharge), and 10,000 tickets at Rs 975, across select sectors for travel till March 31.
Rs 975: Bangalore-Delhi, Chennai-Mumbai, Delhi-Goa, Delhi-Pune, Goa-Mumbai, Mumbai-Hyderabad, Srinagar-Jammu
Rs 1,500: Ahmedabad-Mumbai
Rs 1,900: Mumbai-Srinagar, Mumbai-Delhi, Mumbai-Coimbatore, Mumbai-Cochin
Rs 2,700: Chennai-Pune, Chennai-Delhi
11/09/06 Express Money
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