Who will dominate India’s skies? Airlines roll out attractive offers to lure customers
The Indian aviation sector is witnessing one of the toughest competition. Removal of airfare caps by the government has ignited a price war among the airlines to attract fliers.
A close look at air fare disclosed that a ticket from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is costing Rs 1,399 on Go First and Rs 1,497 on new entrant Akasa Air for a journey on September 9. IndiGo, the largest domestic airline, is offering ticket on the same route for Rs 1,609, reported IANS.
Similar is the case on the Mumbai-Bengaluru route with tickets available in the range of Rs 2,000 to Rs 2,200. While Akasa Air is offering a ticket for Rs 1,997 for a journey on September 9, a ticket on IndiGo is available for Rs 2,208.
