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Akasa Air Launches Exclusive Summer Sale with Up to 20% Off

Akasa Air offers up to 20% off on domestic flights with its exclusive summer sale, valid for bookings from June 5 to June 11 

08-06-2024
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Akasa Air has launched a network-wide sale, offering customers the opportunity to book air travel at discounted rates for the upcoming summer season.

Travelers can enjoy up to 20% off on ‘Saver’ and ‘FLEXI’ fares across all 23 destinations in Akasa Air's domestic network by using the promo code ‘SUMMER20’ when booking through the airline's website, www.akasaair.com, or its mobile app.

The Summer Sale is available for bookings made between June 5 and June 11, with a minimum advance purchase of seven days. This allows travelers to plan their trips with discounted fares and explore various destinations until September 30, according to airline officials.

Akasa Air has introduced numerous quality products and services to ensure an inclusive, warm, and comfortable flying experience. The brand-new fleet offers ample legroom and enhanced comfort, featuring USB ports in most aircraft for passengers to charge their devices on the go. Additionally, travelers can plan their trips with Akasa Holidays, which provides customizable and all-inclusive holiday packages at affordable prices.

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