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Patna Flight Prices Skyrocket: Fares To Pune Hit Rs 15,000 After Chhath Festival

Following the conclusion of the Chhath festival, airfares have surged sharply due to an increase in the number of passengers returning to work. Fares for flights from Patna to major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru have more than doubled. Airlines have stated that the price increase is due to the heavy passenger rush. Passengers have been advised to book in advance.

Author: Akansha Pandey
Thu, 30 Oct 2025 10:38 AM (IST)
Source:Jagran News Network
Patna Flight Prices Skyrocket: Fares To Pune Hit Rs 15,000 After Chhath Festival
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With the Chhath festival now concluded, passengers returning to work are facing a sharp surge in airfares and heavily booked trains.

Fares for flights from Patna to various major cities have increased manifold. Airline companies attribute this spike to the heavy rush of passengers. The situation is expected to persist until at least November 3, with fares on most routes remaining more than double their usual rates.

Relief from these high prices is unlikely in the next few days. Passengers planning to travel are advised to book tickets in advance to avoid excessive charges.

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Current Airfares From Patna

- To Delhi: Exceeding Rs 9,000

- To Mumbai: More than Rs 13,000

- To Bengaluru: Over Rs 11,000

- To Chandigarh: Over Rs 14,000

- To Pune: Over Rs 15,000

- To Ahmedabad: Exceeding Rs 10,000

Also Read: Noida AQI 'Improves' To 242, But Residents Choke On Smog Amid Data Manipulation Claims

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