New Delhi: IndiGo International Sale is offering discounted one-way flight tickets starting from Rs 4,499 to 5 international cities in an offer that is aimed at travellers planning trips abroad during the 2025 summer holiday season. Launched on December 17, 2024, the sale is expected to continue until December 20, 2024, the airline said in a social media post.
Passengers can purchase tickets under the sale period for travel between January 1, 2025 until May 31, 2025, according to the airline.
The IndiGo International Sale is live.
Book flights with fares starting at just ₹4,499.
Additionally, save up to 15% on select 6E Add-ons and get Emergency XL seats starting at ₹999.
The sale ends on 20th December, 2024. Book now: https://t.co/XnGPcuqq9u. T&C Apply. #goIndiGo pic.twitter.com/9SBDPN748c
— IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) December 17, 2024
Destinations covered by IndiGo International Sale
IndiGo is offering international flight tickets starting at Rs 4,999 to the following international destinations, namely:
S. No.
City
1
Phuket
2
Dubai
3
Singapore
IndiGo share price history
IndiGo’s share price rose 0.35 per cent to Rs 4,400.40 apiece on Wednesday. The company’s stock slipped 1.25 per cent in the past 5 days. IndiGo’s stock was upo 10.66 per cent over the past month, and 2.32 per cent over the past 6 months. IndiGo’s share price was up 47.94 per cent over the past year.
IndiGo additional offers
Travellers can save up to Rs 5,000 on their ticket bookings using BOB Card and FederalBank credit and debit cards, according to IndiGo. The budget carrier is also offering up to 15 per cent discount on add-ons such as seATS and excess baggage. Passengers can upgrade to EXL seats at prices starting from Rs 999, the airline said.
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