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Hey Award Trailblazers! Ready for a potentially awesome trip to India? United and its Star Alliance partners (think Air Canada, Lufthansa, etc.) are running a decent deal on flights to New Delhi (DEL) starting from around $896.
Why should you care? Well, if you've been dreaming of exploring India but haven't pulled the trigger due to flight costs, this could be your chance. Keep in mind that "good deals" are relative, especially for long-haul flights. Also, the Flight Deal only mentions the price, so you'll need to do a little digging to find the specifics like dates, availability, and any potential restrictions.
Ultimately, this is worth investigating if New Delhi is on your travel wish list. Head over to your favorite flight search engine and play around with dates to see if you can snag this deal! Happy travels!
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