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IndiGo's 19th anniversary sale offers flights from Delhi starting at Rs 1,219. Check details

IndiGo's 19th anniversary sale offers flights from Delhi starting at Rs 1,219. Check details

Time of India2 days ago
IndiGo has launched its 'Happy IndiGo Day Sale' to mark 19 years of service. As part of this limited-time offer, the airline is providing all-inclusive one-way fares starting at Rs 1,219 for domestic routes, Rs 4,319 for international travel, and Rs 9,919 for IndiGoStretch/Business seat bookings.
The offer is valid from 12:01 AM on August 3, 2025, to 11:59 PM on August 6, 2025, for travel between August 10, 2025, and March 31, 2026. It applies only to bookings made at least 7 days before the departure date.
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Fare Starting From (₹)
Kochi – Chennai
1,219
Amritsar – Srinagar
1,219
Mumbai – Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
1,219
Kochi – Goa
1,219
Delhi – Kanpur
1,219
Pune – Surat
1,219
Ahmedabad – Diu
1,219
Kochi – Kannur
1,219
Diu – Surat
1,219
Deoghar – Kolkata
1,219
Chandigarh – Dharamshala
1,219
Kadapa – Chennai
1,219
Chennai – Kadapa
1,219
Hyderabad – Salem
1,219
Kadapa – Vijayawada
1,219
Delhi – Kathmandu
4,319
Delhi – Dhaka
4,319
Indigo is also offering deals on a range of ancillary ('Add-ons') services:
Up to 50% off on pre-paid excess baggage for domestic and on 15kg, 20kg & 30kg for international sectors.
Up to 50% off on Fast forward on select domestic and select international sectors.
Standard seat selection starting at INR 19 on select domestic and select international sectors.
Emergency XL (Extra legroom) seats starting INR 500 for domestic sectors.
Up to 30% off on 6E Prime and 6E Seat & Eat on select domestic and select international sectors.
Zero cancellation plan for International @ INR 999/- (T&Cs Apply)
** Discount on Add-ons vary depending on the sector, flight schedule, journey type, as per IndiGo.
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Recently, IndiGo reported a sharp 20% fall in profit as air travel was impacted due to a conflict between India and Pakistan followed by weak travel sentiment after the crash of an Air India aircraft in June.
The airline, which has 60% share of India's domestic market, posted a profit of Rs 2,176.3 crore for the April–June period, down 20% from Rs 2,728.8 crore a year ago despite revenue being up by 4.73% at Rs 20,496.30 crore.
India briefly restricting flights from 32 airports in airports on the north and western border in May amid border skirmishes with Pakistan following a terrorist attack in April.
Yield- a metric for profitability for airlines also dropped by 5% as the airline had to reduce fares to fill aircraft which dropped by a little over 2%. The airline though gave optimistic note and outlined plans for expansion.
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