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SpiceJet to offer up to 30% discount to health professionals

By IANS | Updated: June 3, 2021 13:55 IST

New Delhi, June 3 Budget airline SpiceJet will offer a discount of up to 30 per cent on ...

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New Delhi, June 3 Budget airline SpiceJet will offer a discount of up to 30 per cent on its base fares to healthcare professionals who have been leading India's fight against Covid-19 pandemic.

Accordingly, the discounted fares for doctors, nurses and paramedics will be available on SpiceJet's entire domestic network.

The offer is applicable for bookings and travel until September 30.

"Passengers need to submit a valid 'Healthcare professional ID or Registration number as issued by a Government body such as Medical Council of India (MCI), State Medical Council or Indian Nursing Council (INC)' or government-approved healthcare organisation for which the healthcare professional works, while making the booking," the airline said.

"Passengers are also required to provide the ID used for bookings along with government-issued photo ID at the time of check-in or boarding as a proof of their identity."

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