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Oct10
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![]() This is very funny. Airfares between Oman and India have been reduced significantly but hardly anyone is interested. Zee News wrote:
“Airlines operating from Oman to Indian destinations have drastically slashed fares, but there are few takers since the offer period comes during off season.
The fares to South Indian destinations like Kochi, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram and Hyderabad currently including taxes is over Rs 7,300 (one way) and over Rs 12,400 (return).
Fares including taxes to Mumbai and Delhi are at a low of over Rs 6, 800 (one way) and over Rs 11,000 (return).
Not only is the response is dull, but there is an apparent confusion in the market ever since these fares have been featured, travel agents said.”
So, this reduction of airfares has been fruitless for the carriers. They should learn something from this mistake. The best time for attracting the people is the time just before holiday season- not after that. Hopefully, next year, they can use this lesson and get benefit.
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