AirAsia reintroduces Chennai-Bengaluru flights

Chennai: Budget carrier AirAsia has resumed its service in the Chennai-Bengaluru sector more than two years after it suspended operations in this route.

The Tata-AirAsia joint venture airline would fly five times a day in and out of Chennai to Bengaluru and Bhubaneswar.

The first flight left for Bengaluru at 7.25 a.m today.

AirAsia India, CEO and Managing Director, Amar Abrol announced the launch of five daily flights on Twitter.

"We are back! Launching 5 daily flights connecting Chennai to Bangalore and Bhubaneswar #noweveryonecanfly #Chennai @AirAsia," he tweeted.

The Bengaluru-headquartered air carrier also announced the induction of Airbus A320 into the fleet taking the total to 15.

From today, the airline will operate three daily flights to Bengaluru and two to Bhubaneswar from Chennai making it as the 17th destination.the flights on the route" as the time was ripe.

"Now we are at 15 aircraft. Today the new aircraft operations will begin. And that is going to these new routes," he said.
24/02/18 PTI/Times of India

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Air Asia India to roll out etiquette video for first-time flyers

New Delhi: Air Asia India is working on a novel way to help its many first-time flyers: an etiquette video instructing them on things such as when to arrive at the airport, how to clear security and when to stand up on an aeroplane.

The Indian arm of Tony Fernandes’ airline is producing the how-to video as one way to ease the experience of flying for those boarding an aircraft for the first time. The carrier estimates that first-time flyers account for one in four of its customers.

As the size of country’s aviation industry has expanded, airlines have found themselves sometimes struggling to keep up with demand — whether because of a lack of aircraft, not enough senior pilots, or passengers who do not know how to use the onboard toilets.

“The video is still in production, but we will try to make sure people see it before the flight, whether through our social media channels or website,” said Amar Abrol, the chief executive of Air Asia India.

“There are a lot of things frequent flyers take for granted, which many Indian passengers don’t necessarily know, such as the importance of packing light or arriving at the airport on time.”


Carriers say the number of new flyers causes unique challenges, such as trying to keep to schedules when passengers take a long time to clear security or trying to prevent customers standing up when the flight is landing.

One frequent problem is keeping the aircraft’s toilets clean, with many passengers unaccustomed to waterless flushes or automatic taps. “Many people don’t have a loo at home and suddenly they are having to use a loo in the sky,” said Mr Abrol.

He added that the levels of experience were often shown in the questions passengers ask.

“We have been asked ‘Can I carry live fish in a tank?’, ‘Can I carry fish packed in ice?’ and ‘Can I carry blood?’,” he said. “People are used to rail travel and bus travel, where anything goes.”

24/02/18 Kiran Stacey/Financial Times

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AirAsia reintroduces Chennai-Bengaluru flights

Chennai: Budget carrier AirAsia has resumed its service in the Chennai-Bengaluru sector more than two years after it suspended operations in this route. The Tata-AirAsia joint venture airline would fly five times a day in and out of Chennai to Bengaluru and Bhubaneswar. The first flight left for Bengaluru at 7.25 a.m today. AirAsia India, CEO and Managing Director, Amar Abrol announced the launch of five daily flights on Twitter. "We are back! Launching 5 daily flights connecting Chennai to Bangalore and Bhubaneswar #noweveryonecanfly #Chennai @AirAsia," he tweeted. The Bengaluru-headquartered air carrier also announced the induction of Airbus A320 into the fleet taking the total to 15. From today, the airline will operate three daily flights to Bengaluru and two to Bhubaneswar from Chennai making it as the 17th destination. "We are launching Chennai in the 17th destination in the network. Starting with four flights, three direct. Three from Bengaluru-Chennai-Bengaluru and one from Chennai-Bhubaneswar," he told PTI. "The three Chennai-Bangalore will be morning, afternoon and evening. Chennai-Bhubaneswar starting a new route. It is daily", he said. To a query, he said, the airliner is "reintroducing the flights on the route" as the time was ripe. "Now we are at 15 aircraft. Today the new aircraft operations will begin. And that is going to these new routes," he said. AirAsia currently flies to 16 destinations from Bengaluru, New Delhi and Kolkata, covering Kochi, Goa, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Pune, Guwahati, Imphal, Vishakapatnam, Hyderabad, Srinagar, Bagdogra, Ranchi and Bhubaneswar.
24/02/18 PTI/India Today

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Soar into the land beyond dreams with AirAsia India

If you love to experience culture, spirituality, and modernity in one place, visit the land of enthralling beauty and enchanting charm — the city of Kuala Lumpur!

At the crossroads of Asia — Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant, fascinating, and multi-cultural city with a diverse culture of Malay, Chinese, Indian, Tamil, Thai and more.

With AirAsia offering #BeatTheBudget fares to soar into new skies on this  flight route, you can now travel to Kuala Lumpur from Visakhapatnam at an economical budget and live your dream.
20/02/18 New Indian Express

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AirAsia India's New Offer: Avail 20% Discount On Flight Tickets

AirAsia India is offering 20 per cent discount on domestic flight tickets under a special promotional scheme. AirAsia India's parent AirAsia is also offering 20 per cent discount on international flight tickets. AirAsia's discount offer on base fares of domestic and international flight tickets is valid till February 25, 2018. AirAsia is offering discounts on flights flying to Bengaluru, New Delhi, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, among others on domestic routes. On international routes, the airline is offering discounts on flights flying to Kuala Lumpur, Auckland, Bangkok and many more, said AirAsia on it's official website-airasia.com. The travel period for AirAsia's offer starts on February 26, 2018 and ends on July 31, 2018, except on a few routes.

For flights flying between Bangkok to Chengdu, the travel period starts on February 26, 2018 and ends on March 25, 2018, AirAsia said. For flights flying between Bangkok and Tiruchirappalli, the travel period starts on February 25, 2018 and ends on February 28, 2018. For flights flying between Kuala Lumpur to Wuhan, the travel period starts on March 25, 2018 and ends on July 31, 2018. Also, the travel period for availing this discount offer starts on March 25, 2018 and ends on July 31, 2018 for flights between Bangkok to Chumphon.
19/02/18 NDTV

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GoAir, JetAirways, AirAsia Offer Discount On Domestic Fares On Select Routes

Gone are the days when passengers had to pay hefty amount of money for booking flight tickets. Amid high competition, now airlines are coming up with discounted offers on domestic flight tickets. GoAir is currently offering domestic flight tickets starting at a price of Rs. 991. AirAsia India is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting price of Rs. 1,699. Jet Airways is also offering 20 per cent discount on domestic flight tickets on select routes. These discounted flight tickets can be easily booked from particular airline's website.

GoAir's discount on domestic flight tickets

GoAir airline is offering domestic flight tickets starting at an all-inclusive price of Rs. 991 on select routes. According to GoAir's website-goair.in, the discounted fares are part of GoAir's special 'Holi long weekend' scheme. Customers can also avail an extra 10 per cent off on domestic flight tickets by booking through HDFC Bank debit and credit cards, GoAir added on its website. The promo code for the same is 'GOHDFC10'. Airlines special fares are valid across selective fare types, added GoAir on the website. (Read more)

AirAsia's discount on domestic flight tickets


AirAsia is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 1,699 and on select routes under 'BeatTheBudget' promotional sale. AirAsia's discounted flight tickets offer is valid on travel till July 31, 2018 and bookings are open till February 18, 2018, according to the airline's website (airasia.com). Under this promotional sale, AirAsia is offering discounted tickets on domestic flights flying to Bengaluru, New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, among others.
18/02/18 NDTV

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AirAsia to stop flights from Mumbai from April 29

Mumbai: AirAsia has again decided to pull its flights out of Mumbai airport—this time, barely a year after relaunch. From April 29, Indonesian AirAsia X will not operate its Mumbai-Kuala Lumpur flights, which were popular with city tourists bound for Bali. The decision has left hundreds of passengers who have already booked their summer jaunt to Bali in the lurch.
Confirming the flight suspension, an AirAsia India spokesperson said that passengers who had bought tickets on Mumbai-Kuala Lumpur-Bali flights scheduled post April 29 have been given four options. First, re-route their flights through other nearby AirAsia destinations in India (at no cost, but subject to ticket availability) or retain the value of the fare in a credit account to be redeemed in six months or change the travel date to one before April 29 (again subject to availability) or obtain a refund.
Mumbaikar who had booked three Mumbai-Bali return tickets on January 10 for a family holiday in May said the options don’t compensate for the inconvenience and losses due to the sudden announcement. For Rs 56,233, she had booked three return tickets in January for travel in May. “I spent a lot of time trying to contact the airline customer care to re-route. The options they gave us involved 10-20 hour transit in Kuala Lumpur, which is highly inconvenient. Now, we’ve decided to opt for a refund. We had luckily not booked a hotel,” she said and demanded that the airline book them on another flight to Bali or pay compensation for the losses incurred because of their decision to suspend flights.
Another passenger was looking forward to an Australian holiday after almost a year-long wait. She had booked two Mumbai-Kuala Lumpur-Melbourne return tickets for Rs 54,000 in August 2017 for travel in August 2018. She is likewise distraught.
17/02/18 Times of India

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Indore: Low fare direct flight to Goa, Bengaluru from next month

Indore: The air passengers of city and the region will get low fare direct flights to Goa and Bengaluru from next month. Malaysian low-cost airline ‘Air Asia India’ is going to roll out its flight operation for these two destinations from next month. Significantly, Bengaluru flight will also facilitate connectivity to international flights from capital city of Karnataka.

Air Asia (India) Limited is a joint venture between Tata Sons Limited & Air Asia Investment Limited, which started its flight operation in the country from 2013. The airline currently operates flights from its current base in Bengaluru and Delhi to Chandigarh, Goa, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Imphal, Kochi, Pune and Visakhapatnam. Very recently it started the international flight operation from Jaipur.

Aviation sources informed that under the flight operation expansion drive, the airline is going to start its flight operation from the city next summer. In the first phase Air Asia is going to start direct flight for two hot destinations Bengaluru and Goa.

The airlines have received the necessary approvals from the Airport Authority of India (AAI) and local airport administration. Sources claimed that though the airlines have chalked-out a tentative flights operation schedule, for some changes in the eleventh hour, thus it has not been officially released.
15/02/18  Manish Upadhyay/Free Press Journal

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AirAsia offers tickets at Rs 1300 on selected route

AirAsia India is offering flight tickets starting at Rs 1,300 on the Chennai-Bengaluru route.

According to AirAsia website, some of the flights that are operated by Air Asia from Bengaluru to Chennai as well as those from Chennai to Bengaluru later this month were available for booking at Rs 1,300.

The all-included flight ticket priced at Rs 1,300 included fares of Rs 696 and GST of Rs 28, according to the AirAsia.

AirAsia India is also offering tickets starting at Rs 1,499 on select routes in a limited-period promotional scheme. This offer by AirAsia India requires flyers to make advance bookings.

AirAsia India named this as "BeatTheBudget" scheme which is applicable on travel till July 31, 2018. Bookings for AirAsia India's BeatTheBudget scheme are open till February 18, 2018.
14/02/18 ZeeBiz

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Pawan Setty appointed as Head-People & Culture, Air Asia India

New Delhi: AirAsia India on Wednesday announced the appointment of Pawan Setty to its senior management team, as the Head of People and Culture. With over 15 years of experience, Pawan has worked across multiple facets of HR such as organisation development, HR strategy, talent management and development, organisation change, compensation and benefits, and manpower planning. Prior to this, Setty served as the Head of HR, India at International Flavours and Fragrances India Pvt Ltd, where he spent four years. Prior to that, he was with Thomson Reuters for nine years. Talent acquisition, building organisation culture and refining and implementing the right policies and procedures are some of the critical aspects that Pawan will be responsible for. "I am immensely happy to welcome Pawan into our Allstar (Air Asia employees) family. We believe he is an excellent addition to our leadership team and will provide valuable perspective as we continue to deliver on our long-term strategic objectives," said Amar Abrol, MD and CEO, AirAsia India.
14/02/18 ANI/Sify.com

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IndiGo, GoAir, Jet Airways, AirAsia Offer Discount on Flight Tickets.

Airlines like IndiGo, GoAir, Jet Airways and AirAsia are regularly coming up with new offers on domestic and international flight tickets to bait passengers. These tickets at discounted rates can be easily availed from respective airline's website or app. GoAir is offering domestic flight tickets starting at an all-inclusive price of Rs. 991. IndiGo is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting price of Rs. 1,098. AirAsia is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting price of Rs. 1,699. Jet Airways is offering up to 30 per cent discount on its international flight tickets.


GoAir airline is offering domestic flight tickets starting at an all-inclusive price of Rs. 991. This special fare scheme comes under GoAir's lowest fare offer, said GoAir official website- goair.in. Customers willing to avail GoAir's offer can book flight tickets till February 20, 2018. Customers can also avail an extra 10 per cent discount by booking through HDFC Bank debit and credit cards, GoAir added on its website. The promo code for the same is 'GOHDFC10'.
ndiGo is offering all-inclusive domestic flight tickets starting at Rs. 1,098 for select one-way routes. Indigo's special fare of Rs. 1,098 is available for flights between New Delhi to Jaipur. IndiGo is also offering special discounted fares on flights between Delhi to Mumbai, Bangalore to Pune, Chennai to Kolkata, Ahmedabad to Goa, Mumbai to Varanasi, Bangalore to Guwahati, among others, a search on Indigo's official website- goindigo.in showed.
AirAsia is offering domestic flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 1,699 and international flight tickets at a starting price of Rs. 3,399 on select routes under 'BeatTheBudget' promotional sale. AirAsia's discounted flight tickets offer is valid on travel till July 31, 2018 and bookings are open till February 11, 2018, according to the airline's website (airasia.com). Under this promotional sale, AirAsia is offering discounted tickets on domestic flights flying to Bengaluru, New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, among others AirAsia is offering discounts on international flights flying to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Bali, Sydney, among others.
Jet Airways is offering up to 30 per cent discount on its international flight tickets under its 'Valentine's Special' sale offer. Jet Airways' 'Valentine's Special' fare offer is applicable on tickets booked till February 12, 2018, said Jet Airways' on its official website- jetairways.com. Jet Airways' 'Valentine's Special' sale offer is applicable on base fare in premiere as well as economy travel on flights across international network operated by the airlines.
11/02/18 NDTV

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AirAsia India To Introduce New Daily Flights, Tickets From Rs 1,300

AirAsia India has announced introduction of daily direct flights on new routes. Commencing from February 24, 2018, the new daily direct flights will be between Bengaluru and Chennai, between Chennai and Bhubaneswar, and between Bengaluru and Bhubaneswar, according to AirAsia India's website - airasia.com. The airline is offering fares starting at Rs. 1,300 on the new daily direct flights, according to the airline's website. A search on the AirAsia India bookings portal on Wednesday showed tickets for direct flights from Bengaluru to Chennai on February 24 and 25 were available at Rs. 1,300.

AirAsia India is offering promotional fares on many routes, including all-inclusive Rs. 1,699 flight tickets for journeys between Bhubaneswar and Kolkata, Bhubaneswar and Ranchi, Kolkata and Ranchi, and Kochi Bengaluru, according to its website. Bookings under the promotional scheme - applicable on travel between January, 29 2018 and July 31, 2018 - are open till February 18, 2018, according to the AirAsia India website.

Besides, the airline is offering flight tickets from an all-inclusive Rs. 1,899 on the Goa-Bengaluru route, among other fares.
06/02/18 NDTV

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AirAsia to connect Nagpur with Bangalore, Kolkata by March end

Nagpur: One more low cost operator would be commencing direct flight from Nagpur to Bangalore and Kolkata from March end, according to senior officials of Mihan India Limited (MIL), that runs the city airport.
AirAsia India Ltd (AAIL), a Malaysian low cost operator having joint venture with Tatas, would be operating an Airbus A320-200 having 180 seats on this sector. AAIL senior official Mohit Khatri visited the city airport on Thursday for inspection of facilities. He then confirmed the flight timings from Nagpur to MIL. An agreement in this regard between MIL and AAIL would be signed within a month, officials said.
"It is good news for all passengers, particularly those going to southern and eastern parts of the country. AAIL officials have confirmed they would be operating flights from city airport to Kolkata and Bangalore. They have booked slots from March end. However, the aircraft would not be based in city but operate from their base in Bangalore," senior airport director Vijay Mulekar told TOI.
06/02/18 Times of India

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'We are happy to have built Kochi to this extent by opening up market'

The skies are now ruled by the budget airlines which took the aviation sector by storm, given the frequency of flights among the various destinations. From a mere five flights daily servicing the Kochi-Bengaluru sector a few years ago, today there are over 14 direct flights connecting the two cities. The increase in the flight capacity, including those for the Kochi-Bengaluru route, can be put down to the arrival of  low-cost carriers on the scene. At a time when budget carriers account for roughly half of air travel worldwide,  Amar Abrol, MD & CEO of AirAsia India, in an interview with The New Indian Express, shared his plans and ambitions for the no-frill carrier. The excerpts.

Your plans for the airline?

We are one of the players in the aviation sector who started a healthy competition among various budget airlines on various routes in terms of flight capacity and low fares. For instance, the increase in flight capacity on the Kochi-Bengaluru route can be traced to AirAsia India’s entry in to the market which saw the introduction of low-cost flights.  Now, we are pinning hopes on flying to the Asean(Association of Southeast Asian and South Asian nations) and  South Asian countries by 2019.

AirAsia as a group has great reputation and regard in the Asean countries, and we will look at venturing into some of these countries, some of which remain largely unexplored. We believe in cashing in on our expertise in the Asean region and continue AirAsia’s legacy of being one of the best low-cost carriers in the world. We’re a well-known brand globally and will extend our horizon into regions that have the right growth prospects.

Why are you more interested in Far East Asia rather than West Asia  when around 25-30 lakh Malayalis work in the various GCC member states?
We have a team which analyses every route before we commence operations on that sector for it to be beneficial to the consumer and also make business sense. Our affiliate carriers, AirAsia Berhad and Thai AirAsia, already have 18 weekly flights to Kuala Lumpur and seven weekly flights to Bangkok from Kochi which are doing very well. We were the first carrier to provide connectivity from Kochi to Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok; we have enabled many families to go on holidays. We are happy to have opened up tourist movements from and to Kochi.

Any plans to expand your fleet size before starting international operations? 
We have a current fleet size of 15 and we are positive about increasing our fleet size count to 20 by this year-end. We will be inducting another aircraft next month. Our financial numbers for the previous quarter are also indicative of the path to profitability; we’re adding capacity and losses are narrowing down.

Currently, the  busy Kochi-Bengaluru route is ruled by Indigo with over 51 per cent market share.  Do you have ambitious plans to become the leading player in this route by introducing more flights and increasing the departure frequencies ?
At present we operate 26 weekly flights connecting Bengaluru and Kochi. Before we started servicing the Kochi-Bengaluru route in July 2014, there were less than five daily flights operated by the other carriers. Not much capacity increase was observed from 2012 - 2014. In 2014, when we started flying to Kochi, other airlines quickly increased capacity in this segment. We are proud to have created a large demand for air travel in this leisure + corporate segment.
06/02/18 Dhinesh Kallungal/New Indian Express

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AirAsia India notes importance of adapting to the digital era

AirAsia India CEO and MD Amar Abrol, via his official LinkedIn account, stated (31-Jan-2018) the digital era has "taken the world by storm and the aviation industry is not far behind". Mr Abrol noted: "While there are many initiatives in the pipeline, AirAsia is working towards digitising the company and changing the way we communicate to our guests and engagement with our employees". He also noted that 26% of passengers are first time flyers ever and 50% of passengers are aged between 16 and 35 years. As a result, he commented: "With the increase in consumption of digital content by consumers in Tier II & tier III regions where our presence is dominant, the it is the time right for us to reinvent our communication channels". Mr Abrol also noted that 50% of the travel segment has already moved to mobile. "In this age, with customers having more access to information thanks to the internet, brands have to be future ready - the rise in the usage of Artificial Intelligence, chatbot and Virtual Reality, increasing use of Big Data and moment marketing will help brands understand the customer better, and craft personalised communication", he explained.
05/02/18 CAPA

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AirAsia India Offers Flight Tickets Under Rs. 1,500

AirAsia India is offering flight tickets starting under Rs. 1,500 on select routes. Under a promotional scheme, called Beat The Budget, AirAsia India is offering tickets starting at an all-inclusive Rs. 1,499 on flights between Bengaluru and Chennai, according to the airline's website - airasia.com. AirAsia India is also offering, among other fares applicable to various routes, all-inclusive flight tickets starting at Rs. 1,699 on select flights. These flight tickets are offered on the Bhubaneswar-Kolkata, Bhubaneswar-Ranchi, Kolkata-Ranchi, Kochi-Bengaluru and Hyderabad-Bengaluru routes, the AirAsia India portal showed. AirAsia India's Beat The Budget offer requires flyers to make advanced bookings, it mentioned.
A search on the AirAsia India bookings portal on Monday showed tickets for a flight from Bengaluru to Chennai later this month was available at Rs. 1,498.

Here are five things to know about AirAsia India's Beat The Budget scheme, under which the airline is offering tickets starting at Rs. 1,499:

1. Bookings under the AirAsia India offer can be made till February 11, 2018, according to the airline's website. AirAsia India also mentioned that the promotional fares are "only available for online bookings at www.airasia.com".

2. The offer is applicable on travel till July 31, 2018, it noted. The offer is applicable on flights to destinations including Bhubaneswar, Kolkata, Ranchi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Goa and Guwahati.

3. Fares: The fares are quoted for one-way journeys, according to the airline, and include "airport taxes (except for selected airports where airport tax is collected at the point of departure)".

4. Seats: Without divulging the total number of seats offered under its Beat The Budget scheme, AirAsia India said: "Seats are limited and may not be available on all flights."
05/02/18 NDTV

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AirAsia's International Flight Tickets Sale: Fares Start From Rs. 2,699

AirAsia is offering overseas flight tickets at a starting all-inclusive price of Rs. 2,699 on select routes under a promotional sale. AirAsia's offer is valid on travel from August 1, 2018 till January 31, 2019 and bookings are open till February 4, 2018, according to the airline's website (airasia.com). Under this promotional sale, AirAsia is offering discounted tickets on flights from Bhubaneswar, Kochi, Goa, New Delhi, Jaipur, Tiruchirappalli, Bengaluru, Chennai and Visakhapatnam to destinations such as Kuala Lumpur, Bali, Singapore, Bangkok, among others.

AirAsia's promotional sale requires flyers to make advance bookings, AirAsia added on its website. A search on the AirAsia India bookings portal showed one-way flights from Bhubaneswar to Kuala Lumpur in August were being offered at Rs. 2,698.
Some of the other discounted all-inclusive fares offered under AirAsia's sale are on flights from Kochi to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs. 3,399), from Kolkata to Bali (starting at Rs. 8,499), from Chennai to Kula Lumpur (starting at Rs. 4,399), from Hyderabad to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs. 5,999), from New Delhi to Kuala Lumpur (starting at Rs. 5,390), from Tiruchirappalli to Kuala Lumpur (Rs. 4,399), among others.

AirAsia is also offering connecting flights overseas from India through Kuala Lumpur. These flights include Bhubaneswar-Kuala Lumpur-Bangkok-Don Mueang (starting at Rs. 4,826), Kochi-Kuala Lumpur -Penang (starting at Rs. 5,054), Hyderabad-Kuala Lumpur-Penang (starting at Rs. 7,607), Jaipur-Kuala Lumpur-Kota Kinabalu    (starting at Rs. 7,307), Tiruchirappalli-Kuala Lumpur-Singapore (starting at Rs. 5,78).
03/02/18 NDTV

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AirAsia India Offers Flight Tickets Below Rs. 900.

AirAsia India is offering flight tickets starting under Rs. 900 on select routes. In a promotional scheme, called Early Bird Sale, AirAsia India is offering all-inclusive flight tickets starting at Rs. 899 on select flights between Bhubaneswar and Ranchi, according to the airline's website - airasia.com. AirAsia India's Early Bird Sale requires flyers to make advance bookings. The offer is applicable to destinations including Delhi, Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Pune, Chennai, Goa, Kochi, Guwahati and Srinagar. Bookings under the Early Bird Sale by AirAsia India are open till February 4, 2018, according to the airline's website.

AirAsia India was also offering tickets starting at Rs. 999 on flights between Bhubaneswar and Kolkata, between Kochi and Bengaluru, and between Hyderabad and Bengaluru.
02/02/18 NDTV

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