Air India Launches ‘One India, One Fare’ Offer for Europe Flights

Travellers planning a trip to Europe have a new reason to take another look at Air India. The Tata Group-owned airline just rolled out its limited-time ‘One India, One Fare’ offer, promising consistent airfares to Europe regardless of whether a passenger begins their journey from a metro hub or a smaller Indian city.

What the Offer Means

Usually, the ticket price of an international flight depends heavily on your departure city. The ‘One India, One Fare’ offer changes that. Whether you’re flying from Delhi, Varanasi, or Kochi, the round-trip fare to a European destination will stay the same. For travellers outside metro hubs, this is a welcome shift.

The fares are available across Air India’s extensive European network and apply to both its domestic feeder flights and international connections.

Fares under ‘One India, One Fare’

Here’s the flat pricing Air India is rolling out for round-trip flights to Europe under the ‘One India, One Fare’ sale:

• Economy Class: ₹47,000
• Premium Economy (on select routes): ₹70,000
• Business Class: ₹1,40,000

London Heathrow, however, comes with slightly higher fares:

• Economy Class: ₹49,999
• Premium Economy: ₹89,999
• Business Class: ₹1,69,999

Added Flexibility and Perks

Not just the flat pricing, each ticket booked under this promotion includes one free date change, making it easier to adjust your travel plans without added costs.

Air India’s frequent flyer members, known as the Maharaja Club, also get extra perks. Booking directly on Air India’s website or app means no convenience fees, plus a chance to save up to ₹3,000 per passenger using the promo code FLYAI.

Where You Can Fly

Air India operates nonstop services to several European hubs, including:

• London (Heathrow and Gatwick)
• Paris (Charles de Gaulle)
• Frankfurt
• Amsterdam
• Milan
• Copenhagen
• Vienna
• Zurich

Booking Window and Travel Period

• Booking dates: 8 September to 11 September 2025 (already live on Air India’s site and app since 7 September).
• Travel period: Valid for flights up to 31 March 2026.

Tickets can be booked online, through Air India ticketing offices, customer care, or with travel agents worldwide.

Why This Matters

For many Indian travellers, international fares are often higher when departing from smaller cities. By flattening the price across the country, Air India is making European travel more accessible, whether you’re based in a metro or a regional city.