GoAir introduces its Seat of Fortune contest

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GoAir, India's leading smart cost carrier today announced the latest of its marketing and promotional activities. Titled the "Seat of Fortune" this contest is a simple lucky draw on each of the flights that GoAir operates where 3 lucky winners will be awarded a free return ticket each, on a sector of their choice, valid from 15th Jan 2007 to 31^st March 2007. The ongoing lucky draw was started on the 1st of December and will be conducted on all GoAir flights across all sectors they operate on, where every flight will have 3 lucky winners every day.

 

This lucky draw comes on the back of GoAir announcing its GoUnbelievable fares where there were fares ranging from Rs 0/- to Rs 1,499/- on various sectors. GoAir has been the pioneer in innovative marketing strategies that give the passenger the best available deals and rewards.

 

Commenting on the contest Mr. Jeh Wadia, Managing Director GoAir said, "We have just completed one year in the aviation business and have seen a great response to our low and smart cost flying offers. This contest will give our passengers a chance to win a free return ticket on every GoAir flight they take. GoAir has always innovated and given our passengers the best deals possible in the Low Cost Carrier space and will continue to do so."

 

GoAir recently completed one year of operations and has flown over 1 million passengers since commencement of flights on 4th November 2005. GoAir has consistently been the pioneering innovator with its offers to passengers and has successfully commoditised air travel in the low cost segment. With a 4% market share GoAir has grown and shown its commitment to provide safe, on-time and comfortable air travel to passengers.

 

GoAir currently operates 7 Airbus A320 aircraft connecting 13 cities.

 

Sourced From: Madison Public Relations