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IRCTC launches app to book flight tickets 6/16/2016 11:22:33 PM Agencies new delhi, June 16: Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has developed an app that makes booking of flight tickets simpler, speedier and with the lowest fare too. Flyers have to download the IRCTC Android-based mobile app - IRCTC Air - from Google Playstore, and they have to just SWIPE and SHUFFLE, SELECT and BOOK. Also, a passenger's existing IRCTC's login credentials are applicable on this app too, and there is no need to create a separate user name and password. IRCTC has developed the new app in-house, which enables booking of air tickets for travel within India and abroad at lowest prices. A maximum of nine passengers can be booked on one PNR through net banking, for only Rs 10 per PNR. As such, the IRCTC app provides the lowest fare available and it does not charge convenience/processing fee. Air travel websites charge around Rs 150-250 per passenger per sector. Cancellation charges of IRCTC are also very low. If tickets are booked through credit cards, the IRCTC app charges only 1.8% of the total amount, which is less compared to other portals. One can book domestic and international flight tickets on both LCCs (low cost carriers) and FSCs (full service carriers). Also, cancellation refund is done within 30 days. The mobile app is packed with an array of features. It stores a passenger's previous flight searches and booking history that can easily be retrieved. It provides facility to book LTC flight tickets for holidays. There are multiple options to make payment. Installation of the app is easy and fast and once done, passengers can start air ticket booking straightaway. In addition, there is 24/7 customer support.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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