IRCTC brings air travel security for you! Planning to book flight tickets? IRCTC Air is planning to offer free air travel insurance to its customers worth up to Rs 50 lakh. The e-ticketing and catering arm of Indian Railways, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), has tied up with Bharti AXA General insurance company to provide free-of-cost travel insurance to those customers who book air tickets through the official air ticketing website of IRCTC, that is IRCTC Air. IRCTC, also being the travel and tourism arm of Indian Railways has this platform of air ticketing, air.irctc.co.in where customers can book flight tickets for both domestic and international flights.
This is a first-of-its-kind partnership for IRCTC. After this tie up with Bharti AXA, customers can avail free-of-cost air travel insurance with coverage of Rs 50 lakhs to every passenger, who book tickets on the IRCTC air ticketing website irrespective of the class of tickets, in both domestic and international flights. The travel insurance will provide passengers with financial protection against accidental deaths as well as total permanent disability, states an IRCTC release.
IRCTC brings air travel security for you! Planning to book flight tickets? IRCTC Air is planning to offer free air travel insurance to its customers worth up to Rs 50 lakh. The e-ticketing and catering arm of Indian Railways, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), has tied up with Bharti AXA General insurance company to provide free-of-cost travel insurance to those customers who book air tickets through the official air ticketing website of IRCTC, that is IRCTC Air. IRCTC, also being the travel and tourism arm of Indian Railways has this platform of air ticketing, air.irctc.co.in where customers can book flight tickets for both domestic and international flights.
This is a first-of-its-kind partnership for IRCTC. After this tie up with Bharti AXA, customers can avail free-of-cost air travel insurance with coverage of Rs 50 lakhs to every passenger, who book tickets on the IRCTC air ticketing website irrespective of the class of tickets, in both domestic and international flights. The travel insurance will provide passengers with financial protection against accidental deaths as well as total permanent disability, states an IRCTC release.
09/01/19 Financial Express
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This is a first-of-its-kind partnership for IRCTC. After this tie up with Bharti AXA, customers can avail free-of-cost air travel insurance with coverage of Rs 50 lakhs to every passenger, who book tickets on the IRCTC air ticketing website irrespective of the class of tickets, in both domestic and international flights. The travel insurance will provide passengers with financial protection against accidental deaths as well as total permanent disability, states an IRCTC release.
IRCTC brings air travel security for you! Planning to book flight tickets? IRCTC Air is planning to offer free air travel insurance to its customers worth up to Rs 50 lakh. The e-ticketing and catering arm of Indian Railways, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC), has tied up with Bharti AXA General insurance company to provide free-of-cost travel insurance to those customers who book air tickets through the official air ticketing website of IRCTC, that is IRCTC Air. IRCTC, also being the travel and tourism arm of Indian Railways has this platform of air ticketing, air.irctc.co.in where customers can book flight tickets for both domestic and international flights.
This is a first-of-its-kind partnership for IRCTC. After this tie up with Bharti AXA, customers can avail free-of-cost air travel insurance with coverage of Rs 50 lakhs to every passenger, who book tickets on the IRCTC air ticketing website irrespective of the class of tickets, in both domestic and international flights. The travel insurance will provide passengers with financial protection against accidental deaths as well as total permanent disability, states an IRCTC release.
09/01/19 Financial Express
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