Etihad's 96-hour sale ends 27 August 2015

Earlier today, I wrote about Jet Airways' 96-hour sale. Etihad is also offering an almost identical promotion, of up to 30% discounts in both business and economy classes, and is valid for bookings till 27 August 2015, and travel between 15 September 2015 and 15 June 2016.



However, unlike Jet's promotion (which is targeted at ex-India travel into AUH and mandatorily require connecting on an Etihad flight), there are no such restrictions or requirements here. The sale is valid for both outbound from and inbound into India. Etihad's promotion also offers 2x miles for economy class and 3x miles for business class bookings. However, the bonus miles apply only to the segments flown on Etihad, and not partner airlines.

You can check out Etihad's network (throughout which this offer applies) and make bookings, here.

The main T&Cs are:
  • The fares mentioned above are ‘starting from’ fares and are valid for booking until 27 August 2015 and for travel as shown above. 
  • These are special fares and are subject to availability. 
  • Fares are inclusive of applicable taxes and fuel surcharges, the break down will be shown during the online booking process. 
  • Fares are correct at the time of publication; however, the levels may vary based on fluctuations in the tax amount. 
  • Valid visas and travel documents are the responsibility of our guests. 
  • Please check the individual fare rules for detailed terms and conditions. 
  • Flight/Day restriction and blackout periods may apply. 
  • The Airport taxes are subject to change without prior notice and will be confirmed at the time of booking. 
  • Weekend surcharges may apply. 
  • Etihad Guest members will earn Etihad Guest bonus miles on all flights. Miles will be credited within a month of travel completion. No bonus miles will be provided on partner airlines. 
  • Other terms and conditions apply.

Unlike Jet's promotion (which necessitates connecting to an Etihad flight), there is no requirement under Etihad's promotion to connect to a Jet Airways flight. Also, Jet's offer is restricted to fewer destinations served by Etihad, compared to Etihad's own vast network. In all, unless you're really keen on earning JP miles or aren't interested in the Etihad Guest program, Etihad's offer seems to be a better deal.


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