The festival of Diwali is near, and on this occasion, there is good news for air travelers. This year the airfares on many domestic routes have come down by 20-25 percent. This decline is due to increased flights by airlines and a reduction in oil prices. This is giving passengers a good opportunity to travel at cheaper rates, which will make their journey easy and pleasant.
Reason for a reduction in rent
There are many reasons for the reduction in fares. One reason is that airlines have started more flights. This has increased the number of seats. The second reason is that oil prices have come down.
ixigo analysis
Travel platform ixigo has released a report. This report states that the average fare of domestic flights has decreased by 20-25%. This information is based on 30 days advance purchase.
Flight fares
In 2023, the time of Deepawali is 10-16 November. But this year it is from 28 October to 3 November.
Bengaluru-Kolkata
The fare for a flight from Bangalore to Kolkata has come down by 38% to Rs 6,319. Last year, this fare was Rs 10,195.
Chennai-Kolkata
The fare for a flight from Chennai to Kolkata has dropped by 36% to Rs 5,604. Last year, it was Rs 8,725.
Mumbai-Delhi
The fare for a flight from Mumbai to Delhi has come down by 34% to Rs 5,762. Last year, it was Rs 8,788.
Delhi-Udaipur
The fare from Delhi to Udaipur has also come down by 34% to Rs 7,469. Last year it was Rs 11,296.
Status of other routes
Fares have also come down on Delhi-Kolkata, Hyderabad-Delhi, and Delhi-Srinagar routes. Fares on these flights have come down by up to 32%.
Last year's status
Ixigo CEO Alok Bajpai said that last year during Diwali, airfares had increased. The main reason for this was the suspension of Go First Airlines.
This year's status
This year, airlines have introduced additional flights. This has led to a reduction in fares. Fares on major routes have fallen by 20-25% at the end of October.
travel plan
This information will help passengers plan their journey. They can travel at better fares. This year air travel has become even easier on Diwali.
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