New Delhi: GoAir, the Wadia group owned low-cost airline, Friday unleashed another price war in the Indian aviation market by offering to pay double the price difference if a customer gets a cheaper airline ticket.

'If a customer flying on any domestic airline gets a better fare than a GoAir customer on routes GoAir operates in, he or she gets twice the difference in reimbursed fares,' the airline's managing director Jeh Wadia said.

'GoAir will also reimburse the cost of cancellation - done immediately - of the other airline's ticket as credit, which can be used to purchase GoAir tickets,' Wadia told a press conference at which he announced the 'The GoAir Challenge'.

The scheme aims to simplify decision making for passengers in the complex world of fares. 'This challenge will give the customer value for money which no other airline offers,' he said.

The airline also announced the addition of its latest Airbus A-320 aircraft to its fleet, which is under a deal with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to fly the Indian and English teams in the ongoing one-day international series.

Unveiling GoAir's business plans, Wadia said it will have five more aircraft in operation by the yearend with a target of 33 by the end of 2008. GoAir had ordered 20 aircraft from Airbus Industrie in Singapore last month.

The airline will link Delhi with Chennai and Mumbai daily from April 3 at convenient timings and also commence operations on the Mumbai-Jammu-Srinagar sector. The airline currently covers 14 cities with 28 flights.