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MakeMyTrip's offers page carries its own promotions and sales run by individual airlines side by side. We read it on 25 October 2026 through a rendered browser, capturing 102 offer rows — the cards and their expiry strips are absent from any plain fetch.
Five of those are airline-run sales, each with its own end date. The deepest is Jazeera Airways' 21st Anniversary Sale at a FLAT 21% off, ending 30 October. And that anniversary belongs to the airline, not to MakeMyTrip.
📅 Update log:
25 Oct 2026: first published. Every discount, airline name, label and expiry date on this page was transcribed from makemytrip.com/offers/ as rendered in a headless browser on 25 October 2026, from India, logged out — 102 offer rows were captured in that read. A plain curl or requests fetch of makemytrip.com fails with an HTTP/2 stream error and, where it succeeds, does not contain the offer cards or their expiry strips, which are client-rendered. Nothing was booked, no route or date was priced and no offer was redeemed.
MakeMyTrip's offers page carries two different kinds of flight deal at once: its own promotions, and sales run by individual airlines that it surfaces alongside them. We read the page on 25 October 2026 through a rendered browser — the offer cards and their expiry strips do not appear in a plain fetch — and captured 102 offer rows.
Five of them are airline-run sales, each with its own end date spread across nine weeks. The deepest is Jazeera Airways' 21st Anniversary Sale at a FLAT 21% off, and it ends on 30 October. The shallowest, IndiGo's flat 7%, runs until 30 December.
The five airline sales live on MakeMyTrip, and when each ends
Every figure and date below is transcribed from the offer card as it appeared on 25 October 2026. The "LIVE NOW" labels are the page's own wording.
| Airline sale | Stated discount | Stated expiry | Notes |
|---|
| Jazeera Airways — 21st Anniversary Sale | FLAT 21% OFF* on fares | Ends 30 October | Labelled "LIVE NOW" on the page. The only FLAT double-digit airline discount listed. |
| EVA Air | Up to 15% OFF* to select destinations | Ends 12 November | Also labelled "LIVE NOW". The longest-running of the live carrier sales. |
| Lufthansa | Up to 10% OFF* | Ends 31 October | Six days from the date of reading. |
| IndiGo | FLAT 7% OFF* | Ends 30 December | The smallest discount, by some way the longest window — over nine weeks. |
| Air Astana | FREE* baggage allowance (not a fare discount) | Ends 26 October | One day after we read the page. Value depends entirely on how much you were going to check. |
The "Anniversary Sale" on MakeMyTrip belongs to Jazeera Airways, not to MakeMyTrip. The card reads, in full, "LIVE NOW: 21st Anniversary Sale by Jazeera Airways" with "FLAT 21% OFF* on Fares". It is a Kuwaiti carrier marking its own twenty-first year, listed on MakeMyTrip's offers page. If you have seen it described as a MakeMyTrip anniversary sale somewhere, that is a misreading — MakeMyTrip was founded in 2000 and this is not its event.
"FLAT" and "up to" are not the same promise
This is the single most useful thing to understand about any sale page, and MakeMyTrip's mixes the two forms freely within the same column of cards. "FLAT 21%" is a floor: every qualifying fare gets it. "Up to 35%" is a ceiling — it describes the single best outcome available on some route, on some date, in some fare class, and says nothing about what you will be offered.
The practical consequence is counter-intuitive: on this page, the airline advertising 21% is promising more than the banner advertising 35%, because one of those numbers is guaranteed on qualifying fares and the other is a best case. We have not priced any route and cannot tell you what a specific booking yields.
| Offer | How it is worded | Who gets it | What you can count on |
|---|
| Jazeera Airways | FLAT 21% | Every qualifying fare | 21% is the floor and the ceiling |
| IndiGo | FLAT 7% | Every qualifying fare | 7%, predictably |
| Lufthansa | Up to 10% | Best case only | Somewhere between nothing and 10% |
| EVA Air | Up to 15% | "Select* destinations" only | Somewhere between nothing and 15%, on an unpublished route list |
| Generic flight banners on the same page | Up to 25%, up to 35% | Best case only, conditions unstated | Unknowable until you price a specific route |
Price the route before you trust any percentage on any sale page. Every one of these discounts is stated against a fare the page does not show you. The only number that means anything is the total in your own search for your own dates — and on an international carrier sale, that comparison is worth making against the airline's own website too, since these sales are the airlines' own.
One card on the page expired 25 days before we read it
Among the 102 rows we captured was a card reading "Get Flat 50% OFF*" against a stated expiry of "Expires on 30 Sep". We read the page on 25 October. That offer's own stated expiry had passed 25 days earlier and the card was still listed.
We did not attempt to redeem it, so we cannot say whether it still works, whether it has been silently extended, or whether it is simply stale inventory on the page. What it does mean is that the expiry strips on this page cannot be treated as reliable on their own — which matters most for the offers that claim to end soonest, since those are the ones creating the urgency.
Every airline sale card, transcribed on 25 October 2026
Jazeera Airways: "LIVE NOW: 21st Anniversary Sale by Jazeera Airways" / "with FLAT 21% OFF* on Fares." / "Expires on 30 Oct"
EVA Air: "LIVE NOW: Sale by EVA Air" / "with Up to 15% OFF* on Flights to Select* Destinations." / "Expires on 12 Nov"
Lufthansa: "Sale by Lufthansa with Up to 10% OFF*" / "Expires on 31 Oct"
IndiGo: "Sale by IndiGo with FLAT 7% OFF*" / "Expires on 30 Dec"
Air Astana: "Sale by Air Astana: FREE* Baggage Allowance" / "Expires on 26 Oct"
Every one of those five carries an asterisk in MakeMyTrip's own wording. The page does not publish, on the card itself, the fare classes, routes, travel-date windows or booking conditions those asterisks point to. Neither the route list behind EVA Air's "Select* Destinations" nor the baggage figure behind Air Astana's "FREE* Baggage Allowance" appears on the offers page.
Also on the page, for context on the non-airline side: international flight banners at "Up to 35% OFF* + Interest-free EMI" (31 Oct), "Grab Up to Rs. 9000 OFF* on Flights" (31 Oct), "Fly Around the World with FLAT 8% OFF*" (31 Oct) and "Grab FLAT 10% OFF* on Business Class Flight Fares" (31 Oct). These are MakeMyTrip's own promotions rather than carrier sales.
What to do with this before the dates run out
- If you are flying Jazeera, book before 30 October. FLAT 21% is the deepest guaranteed airline discount on the page and the window is short.
- Air Astana's baggage offer ends 26 October — the day after we read it. Check it is still listed before planning around it.
- Do not rush for IndiGo. Its flat 7% runs to 30 December; there is no urgency and fares will move far more than 7% over that window anyway.
- Treat every "up to" as unknown until you have priced your actual route and dates. Only the FLAT numbers are promises.
- Compare against the airline's own site. These five are the carriers' own sales, so the same fare may be bookable direct — sometimes with better change and refund terms than an agency booking.
- Check the expiry on the card itself, then check it again. At least one offer on the page was still listed 25 days past its stated end date.
The honest summary
There are five airline-run sales live on MakeMyTrip right now, and the one worth acting on quickly is Jazeera Airways' 21st Anniversary Sale at a FLAT 21% off, which ends on 30 October. EVA Air at up to 15% runs to 12 November, Lufthansa at up to 10% to 31 October, IndiGo at a flat 7% all the way to 30 December, and Air Astana's free baggage offer expires on 26 October.
The page's own anniversary sale is Jazeera's, not MakeMyTrip's — and the deepest-sounding banners on the same page are "up to" numbers that promise nothing in particular. Price your route before trusting any of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which airline sales are live on MakeMyTrip right now?
As read on 25 October 2026, MakeMyTrip's offers page listed five carrier-run sales, each with its own stated end date. Jazeera Airways' 21st Anniversary Sale at FLAT 21% off fares, ending 30 October, labelled "LIVE NOW" by the page and the deepest guaranteed airline discount on it. EVA Air, up to 15% off to "select* destinations", ending 12 November, also labelled "LIVE NOW". Lufthansa, up to 10% off, ending 31 October. IndiGo, FLAT 7% off, ending 30 December — the smallest discount with by far the longest window. And Air Astana, offering free baggage allowance rather than a fare cut, ending 26 October. Every one of those carries an asterisk in MakeMyTrip's own wording, and the fare classes, routes and travel-date windows behind those asterisks are not printed on the offer cards. Nothing was booked and no route was priced, so these are the published claims rather than verified fares.
Is there a MakeMyTrip anniversary sale in October 2026?
The anniversary sale listed on MakeMyTrip's offers page is Jazeera Airways' own, not MakeMyTrip's. The card reads in full: "LIVE NOW: 21st Anniversary Sale by Jazeera Airways", with "FLAT 21% OFF* on Fares" and an expiry of 30 October. Jazeera Airways is a Kuwaiti carrier marking its twenty-first year, and MakeMyTrip is surfacing the airline's sale on its offers page the same way it surfaces sales by IndiGo, Lufthansa, EVA Air and Air Astana. It is easy to misread an automated scan of the page as "MakeMyTrip anniversary sale", and that reading is wrong — the discount applies to Jazeera fares, not to MakeMyTrip bookings generally. We found no MakeMyTrip-branded anniversary event among the 102 offer rows captured on 25 October 2026.
Does FLAT 21% off beat up to 35% off on MakeMyTrip?
On what you can actually count on, usually yes — because they are opposite kinds of claim. "FLAT 21%" is a floor: every qualifying fare receives it, so a Jazeera booking in that sale is discounted 21% whether your route is popular or obscure. "Up to 35%" is a ceiling: it describes the single best outcome somewhere in the inventory, on some route, on some date, in some fare class, and commits to nothing on yours. The same page mixes both forms within a single column of cards, which is what makes it misleading at a glance. The only reliable comparison is the total price for your own route and dates, and we have priced none — we are reporting how the offers are worded, not what any booking costs. Since the five carrier sales are the airlines' own, it is also worth pricing the same fare on the airline's website, where change and refund terms can differ from an agency booking.
Can you trust the expiry dates on MakeMyTrip's offers page?
Treat them as a guide, not a guarantee — at least one card on the page had outlived its own stated expiry by 25 days. Among the 102 offer rows we captured on 25 October 2026 was one reading "Get Flat 50% OFF*" against "Expires on 30 Sep". We did not try to redeem it, so we cannot say whether it had been quietly extended, whether it still worked, or whether it was simply stale inventory left on the page — only that a stated expiry is not proof the card is current. The same caution cuts both ways: an offer can also disappear before its printed end date, since MakeMyTrip, the airline or a partner bank can withdraw or amend a promotion at any time. The practical rule is to confirm the offer is still showing, and still applying, in your own booking flow before you commit to travel dates around it.
Should you book an airline sale on MakeMyTrip or direct with the airline?
Price both, because these five sales belong to the airlines. Jazeera, IndiGo, Lufthansa, EVA Air and Air Astana are running these promotions themselves; MakeMyTrip is listing them. That makes it likely, though not certain, that the same discounted fare is available on the carrier's own website — we have not priced any route on either channel and cannot tell you which comes out cheaper. What is worth weighing beyond the headline fare: an agency booking adds a party between you and the airline when something goes wrong, and MakeMyTrip's own flight booking terms set out where its liability ends and the carrier's begins. Against that, booking through MakeMyTrip may stack with its own card offers, coupon codes and EMI options, which the airline's own site will not have. The honest answer is that it depends on your route, and the only way to know is to price the same itinerary in both places on the same day.
Prices & codes last verified: October 25, 2026
Every airline name, discount figure, label and expiry date on this page was transcribed from MakeMyTrip's own offers page at makemytrip.com/offers/, as rendered in a headless browser on 25 October 2026, from India, logged out. Nothing was booked, no route, date or fare class was priced, and no offer was redeemed, so none of these discounts has been verified against an actual fare — they are the published claims on the offer cards and nothing more. Every one of the five carrier sales carries an asterisk in MakeMyTrip's own wording, and the fare classes, eligible routes, travel-date windows and booking conditions those asterisks refer to are not printed on the cards; in particular the route list behind EVA Air's "select* destinations" and the allowance behind Air Astana's "FREE* baggage" are not published there. "Up to" figures describe a best case and commit to nothing on any particular booking. These sales are run by the airlines, and their terms are set by the airlines rather than by MakeMyTrip. Airfares, promotions and expiry dates change continuously and can be withdrawn, extended or amended without notice by the carrier, by MakeMyTrip or by a partner bank — one card on the page was still listed 25 days after its own stated expiry, which is reported here as an observation and not as an allegation of impropriety. Confirm the offer, the fare and the conditions in your own booking flow before committing to any travel plan. Zoutons may earn a commission on bookings made through links on this page, which never affects what we report.
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