Airtel rolls out its lowest-ever first recharge prepaid plan

Airtel has introduced a new first recharge plan of Rs 76 for its new customers.

NEW DELHI: Telecom operator Airtel has revamped its first recharge (FRC) prepaid plans for its new subscribers. The first recharge plans from Airtel starts at Rs 178 and goes up to Rs 559. The company has now removed the Rs 344 and Rs 559 plan and in place of them it has added a new FRC prepaid plan of Rs 76.

The new prepaid plan of Rs 76 offers talktime of Rs 26 and it valid for the period of 28 days. Users will also get 100MB of data and they will be charged 60 paise per minute for local and STD calls.

Apart from Rs 76 plan, the service provider also offers three more plans of Rs 178, Rs 229 and Rs 495 under the First Recharge plans. All the three plans offer unlimited local and national calling facility. Customers will also get 100 SMS per day as part of the plans. The only change between the three plans are the amount of data and the validity period.

Under Rs 178 plan of Airtel, users will get 1GB data and it comes with the validity of 28 days. The second plan of Rs 229 also has the validity of 28 days, but the users will get 1.4GB data per day as part of the plan. Lastly, the Rs 495 plan of Airtel offers 1.4GB data per day to the new subscribers and the plan is valid for the period of 84 days.

There are three more plans priced at Rs 178, Rs 229 and Rs 495, and all of them offer unlimited local and national calling. The plans also include 100 free local and national SMS daily. The changes come in the form of data allowance and validity of these plans.

Along with the above mentioned plans, the customers can also choose from various plans under Rs 100. Customers can choose from plans of Rs 23, Rs 35, Rs 65 and Rs 95. All these plans come with the validity of 28 days. The customers will get talktime and data benefits as part of the plan. In case you want more talktime and validity then you can choose plans of Rs 145 and Rs 245.

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