Jet Airways announces 14 Day Apex fares on key domestic routes

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Jet Airways announces 14-Day Apex fares on key domestic routes

Press Trust of India

Wednesday, August 20, 2008 (New Delhi)

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Jetlite, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Jet Airways on Tuesday announced a 14-day Advance Purchase (APEX) fares scheme on several key domestic sectors, claiming that passengers would get substantial savings over regular fares.

The scheme, Apex 14, is effective from today till September 30. Booking for these fares must be made at least 14 days prior to the departure date, a spokesperson of the airlines said.

In case of cancellations, the basic fare would be non-refundable, whereas the applicable tax component will be refunded, she added.

Under this scheme, the basic fare will range from Rs 1125 to Rs 1500 on various sectors. The fare on the Delhi-Kolkata, Delhi-Chennai, Delhi-Goa and Delhi-Hyderabad would be Rs 1500 plus taxes. Some other main routes will also have the same fare.

On other sectors, the 14-day APEX fares are as low as Rs 1125 plus taxes.

JetLite's parent company, Jet Airways, had recently announced a similar 21-day and 14-day APEX fare scheme.