Up to Rs 500 discount available on spicejet.com

New Delhi, April 21, 2009: SpiceJet, India’s prefer#B50229 low fare airline today announces another innovative program by being the first domestic airline to introduce Special Return Fares. Travellers can now log on to spicejet.com to make return bookings and save up to Rs 500 per person for their trip. Tickets under this program are available for all sectors and bookings can be done for travel up to October 25, 2009.

Announcing this, Samyukth Sridharan, Chief Commercial Officer, SpiceJet Limited said, “We are delighted to launch Return Fares that gives benefits to passengers who book round trips on our network. This will certainly encourage both business and leisure travellers.”

“The booking process is simple – one has to log on to our website, choose a round trip booking and select the option of booking under this program in order to save Rs 500. Bookings once made can be cancelled only prior to using the outbound ticket. However, flights can be changed ahead of travel by paying a fee and the fare differential similar to any other regular fare ticket. This program is not applicable for infant booking.” he concluded.

New Customer Initiatives at SpiceJet

1. Sale of tea / coffee on board for Rs 20 served with cookies
2. New menu of sandwich of the day – a choice from 3 new types in both vegetarian and non vegetarian options
3. Special discount on pre- ordering of food at the time of booking
4. Travellers can now collect boarding pass for the day return flight at time of check in
5. International passengers (USA & Canada) get a “two bag” waiver if they travel us within 24 hours of their international leg.
6. Golf bags / sports kits are treated as normal baggage. No additional charges for the same if under 20 kilos.
7. Unaccompanied minors now travel without any special handling charge.
8. In-flight music while boarding and deplaning composed in house
9. Home away insurance for Rs 1 lakh offe#B50229 in conjunction with Tata AIG.
10. Enhanced Net banking facility and better display of fares