Jazeera Airways Offers 15% Off as Eid Special
Jazeera Airways' currently running exclusive Eid sale 'J9EID', offers travelers a special 15% discount on select flights across its network. Whether planning a quick getaway or a longer trip, travelers can take advantage of this limited-time offer and enjoy more savings on their travels.To avail this special discount, tickets can be booked until 27th March for travel between 6 April to 26 May 2025. Krishnan Balakrishnan, Deputy CEO & CFO of Jazeera Airways highlighted, 'At Jazeera Airways we remain committed to providing affordable and convenient travel options to make travel more accessible. With the Eid sale, we hope to offer families and individuals an opportunity to explore our different destinations.'
This special limited time Eid offer is the perfect opportunity for travelers to plan their next adventure at a reduced price. Bookings can be made through Jazeera Airways' official website – www.jazeeraairways.com, mobile app, or call center at 177.
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