Flight Fare Become High From Delhi To Goa Tickets for air travel are going to be costlier for the coming two weekends. The maximum increase in this is expected to be seen for Delhi Mumbai and Goa.
If you are planning to go to Delhi and Mumbai this weekend and are going to book flight tickets for this, then let us tell you that you may have to spend more money to book tickets. Domestic airfares are set to see a rise for travel during the two long weekends coming up in the month of April and congestion at airports is expected to increase during this time.
Demand for these flights is expected to be high
The most popular short holiday destination Goa is expected to be in high demand till the end of April. The cheapest return fare for travel from Mumbai on Thursday started at Rs 10,000 and it landed in Goa at 11.30 pm, while the return flight left at 12.15 am. Whereas, the fare for the departure flight from Mumbai at 11.25 am and return flight at 1.15 pm was Rs 32,500.
Tickets for these places have also become expensive
The most expensive flights from metros like Mumbai and Delhi are still on. After this, demand is also being seen for places like Srinagar, Leh, Kochi, Dehradun, Mangaluru and Tirupati. As such, flights with convenient timings cost almost twice as much as the cheapest fares.
Signs of high demand
India’s demand for domestic passenger traffic has been steadily increasing since the pandemic. Crossed 4 lakh passengers per day mark for the first time after the mid-April long weekend of 2022. In 2020, 2021 and 2022, the practice of ‘advance booking’, introduced due to Covid, in which passengers booked tickets a few days before the journey, is now becoming quite popular.
The cheapest fares from metros to popular leisure destinations are for flights that depart late at night or in the wee hours of the morning, while the cheapest fares on offer are on metro-to-metro routes.
