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Flyers pay 120.5% more when booking day before departure; Bengaluru-Chennai fares rise

Times of India ·First reported
Times of IndiaFlyers pay 120.5% more when booking day before departure; Bengaluru-Chennai fares rise
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On the morning of 16 September 2026, fares across 54 domestic routes showed a stark divide in how much last-minute booking costs. On Ahmedabad to Pune, waiting until the day before departure meant paying 120.5 per cent more than a ticket bought 30 days…

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