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Vistara Freedom Sale: One-Way Domestic Fares Starting at ₹1,578 for Economy, ₹2,678 for Premium Economy, and ₹9,978 for Business Class
Independence Day 2024 freedom sale: Insights
Vistara Airlines has launched a Freedom Sale to mark India’s 78th Independence Day. The sale features discounted fares for both domestic and international destinations, available across all cabin classes.
Domestic One-Way Fares Start at ₹1,578 for Economy from Bagdogra to Dibrugarh, ₹2,678 for Premium Economy from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, and ₹9,978 for Business Class on Mumbai-Ahmedabad Route International return fares will start at ₹11,978 for Economy Class flights from Delhi to Kathmandu. Premium Economy fares will begin at ₹13,978 for the same route, while Business Class fares will start from ₹46,978.
To take advantage of the discount, customers must book their tickets by 11:59 PM on August 15 for travel through October 31.
Travellers can book tickets through Vistara’s official website, www.airvistara.com, the Vistara mobile apps for iOS and Android, Vistara’s Airport Ticket Offices (ATOs), call centres, Online Travel Agencies (OTAs), and travel agents.
According to Vistara’s website, the sale is valid on direct flights for one-way and return travel in Economy Class, Premium Economy, and Business Class for domestic flights within India.
Discounts are available for international destinations including Abu Dhabi, Bali, Bangkok, Colombo, Dammam, Dhaka, Dubai, Doha, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Kathmandu, London, Malé, Mauritius, Muscat, Singapore, and Paris. Please note that discounted fares apply only to selected routes.
For domestic destinations, the sale fare applies only to the base fare; additional charges, including a convenience fee when booking directly through Vistara, will be added. International tickets include the convenience fee in the total fare.
The offer is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and regular fares will apply if seats sell out. This offer cannot be combined with other vouchers, corporate discounts, or any direct benefits from Vistara.
The sale does not apply to group bookings or tickets for infants. Bookings made under the Freedom Sale are non-refundable, although taxes and fees are fully refundable. For more details on the Freedom Sale, interested customers should visit Vistara Airlines’ official website, www.airvistara.com.
Which routes are included in the Freedom Sale
Discounts are available only for international destinations including Abu Dhabi, Bali, Bangkok, Colombo, Dammam, Dhaka, Dubai, Doha, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Kathmandu, London, Malé, Mauritius, Muscat, Singapore, and Paris. Discounted fares apply only to selected routes.
For domestic destinations, the sale fare applies only to the base fare, with additional charges, including a convenience fee, added if booking directly through Vistara. International tickets include the convenience fee in the total fare.
Independence Day 2024 : freedom sale: Booking details
Reservations for the Freedom Sale can be made through Vistara’s website, iOS and Android mobile apps, airport ticket offices, call centers, online travel agencies, and travel agents.
However, these promotional fares are not eligible for additional discounts from direct channels, corporate deals, or vouchers. Seats are limited and provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Vistara: About the airline
Vistara is famous for its exceptional service and holds the highest rating among Indian airlines according to TripAdvisor and Skytrax. The airline has received numerous ‘Best Airline’ awards and is praised for its flawless cabin cleanliness and safety standards.
Vistara is the only Indian airline ranked among the Top 20 airlines in the world. For the second sequential year it was named the 16th Best Airline globally and for the fourth year running it received the title of “Best Airline in India and South Asia” among other accolades.
How did people on the internet react
Many people online tried to book tickets but found that the discounts did not match those advertised in the promotional post. Some referred to it as a “big joke” while others remarked “Freedom is not free.”