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Airtel is offering free 60 GB 4G data to its users for downloading Airtel TV app

With competition announcing better and more competitive offers, Airtel is introducing revamping its existing offers to match its rivals.

Tech2 News Staff|Sep 17, 2017, 11:01:33 IST

Airtel, one of the top telecom players in the Indian telecom industry is working to improve its offerings to its consumers. With competition announcing better and more competitive offers, Airtel is introducing revamping its existing offers to match its rivals. The company is now offering 60 GB free 4G data for its subscribers who download ‘Airtel TV’ app on their device.[caption id="attachment_3298132" align="alignleft" width="380"] Reuters

Reuters[/caption]One thing to note here is that this offer is only applicable for postpaid users so it won’t work for prepaid users. This bonus data offer comes in place of 30 GB free 4G data as reported by The Economic Times. According to the plan, Airtel will offer 10 GB 4G data free per month for coming six months.Interested postpaid Airtel users can download the ‘MyAirtel’ app from iOS or Android and tap on the display advertisement banner on the top area of the app to avail this offer. After tapping on the advertisement, follow the instructions on the screen to download the app.This comes weeks after the company announced a revamp of its data offerings. Under the revamp, the telecom giant provided an impressive range of data packs from Rs. 8 all the way till Rs. 399 for its prepaid users.

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