As part of a broader strategy to drive bookings ahead of the summer season, Air India Express has launched a limited-period ‘Flash Sale’ with fares starting as low as ₹1300, coupled with zero convenience fee exclusively on its website and mobile app. Bookings are open until May 18, 2025, for travel between June 1 and September 15, 2025.

The airline’s Xpress Lite fare—a zero-check-in baggage category available only through its direct digital platforms—offers added flexibility. Travellers can pre-book an additional three kilograms of cabin baggage at no extra cost, with discounted check-in baggage rates of ₹1,000 for 15 kg on domestic flights and ₹1,300 for 20 kg on international routes.

In addition, Xpress Value sale fares starting at ₹1524 will be available across all major booking platforms.

"With this sale, we're giving flyers a chance to plan smart and early for their summer trips. Whether it’s leisure, business, or family travel, we’re making it more accessible and personalized," the airline noted.

Air India Express has further sweetened the deal for its loyalty program members, offering 25% off on Xpress Biz fares and upgrades. Xpress Biz, the carrier’s business-class equivalent, features an industry-leading seat pitch of up to 58 inches and is available on over 40 brand-new Boeing 737 8 aircraft inducted as part of the airline’s ongoing fleet expansion. A new aircraft is reportedly being added to the fleet every week.

Loyalty members also get 25% off on Gourmair hot meals, seat selections, Xpress Ahead priority services, and baggage add-ons, but only when booked via the airline’s official app or website.

The airline continues to support concessional fares for students, senior citizens, healthcare workers, and armed forces personnel and their families, available exclusively on its digital platforms.

A Tata enterprise and subsidiary of Air India, Air India Express operates over 500 daily flights, connecting 38 domestic and 17 international airports with a fleet of 112 aircraft, comprising 72 Boeing 737s and 40 Airbus A320s.