Airtel Lanka disrupts postpaid market; reveals plans to reduce bills by 50%

After completing its nationwide 4G rollout to provide coverage to all 24 districts of the island, in yet another industry first, Airtel Lanka is the first telco to introduce unlimited calls to any network for all of its postpaid users. 
Earlier this year, Airtel was the first to introduce unlimited calls to any network for prepaid users through its Freedom Unlimited packs. 

As part of the telco’s mission to disrupt the Sri Lankan mobile industry by delivering maximum value to customers, the latest iteration of Airtel’s Unlimited Freedom postpaid plans is Unlimited 1098. Priced at Rs.1,098, this newly crafted Unlimited plan allows postpaid users to now be able to enjoy unlimited voice calls to any network, coupled with 40GB 4G anytime data with full HD quality video and social media and SMS facilities to any network to suffice a month’s requirements. 

Furthermore, Airtel is also the only telco to continue to offer the Data Rollover facility to postpaid users, allowing unused data of the month to be carried onto the next month, saving data and expenses for a user. The users can accumulate up to 200GB of data, which help them use it for unrestricted HD quality social media, work from home and downloads.

Ideal for individuals, corporates and entrepreneurs alike, Airtel’s Unlimited plans are designed to deliver maximum value to its users. In addition to providing the highest quality voice call facilities and mobile data services, Airtel’s 1098 package also enables a reduction in monthly telco expenses by at least 50 percent. 

“Airtel’s core mission is to deliver a world-class mobile broadband experience to all our users, while driving product innovations that ensure every customer segment has access to a fair deal. Especially at a time of such significant economic hardships, we are seeing a tremendous response from our prepaid users for the unlimited offers and we are excited to offer the same kind of freedom to our valued postpaid customers,” Airtel Lanka MD/CEO Ashish Chandra stated.