NITN | @notintownlive | 20 Apr 2021, 12:23 am
Aviation
Mumbai/NITN: Passengers on AirAsia India can now make free unlimited changes for all bookings and changes made till May 15, 2021, according to the airlines.
The #FlexIt offer will allow passengers to reschedule on all flights irrespective of the travel dates, without incurring any flight change fees
The offer is available on www.airasia.co.in as well as other major booking channels.
Flights can be rescheduled in less than a minute by AirAsia India’s chatbot on airasia.co.in or even on WhatsApp on +91 63600 12345, according to the airline.
In addition to rescheduling flights and modifying bookings, chatbot Tia can also assist guests with travel advisories, FAQs, claim refunds, check flight status or explore service recovery options.
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