The complimentary roaming pack offers 5GB of data, 60 minutes of calls, 25 outgoing SMS and free incoming SMS, and remains valid for five days.

New Delhi: Bharti Airtel has increased its postpaid tariffs by Rs 50 while adding a complimentary international roaming benefit to its revamped plans, allowing customers one free roaming trip every year.
The new plans will come into effect from October 8, 2026, while existing postpaid subscribers will be shifted to the nearest higher plan within a month, company sources said on Wednesday.
The free international roaming benefit is valued at Rs 2,000, according to a company source.
With the revision, Airtel's revamped postpaid plans will effectively cost Rs 50 more than the existing tariffs.
In a release, Airtel announced "the launch of new postpaid plans, with even more benefits built in.
"From October 8, 2026, customers can enjoy one international trip with free roaming every year with these new postpaid plans, along with all existing benefits," the release said.
The complimentary roaming pack offers 5GB of data, 60 minutes of calls, 25 outgoing SMS and free incoming SMS, and remains valid for five days.
Customers can activate the roaming pack at a time of their choice. Those on family plans will also be eligible for the benefit, with every member receiving the complimentary roaming facility.
"Free international roaming is the latest addition to Airtel Postpaid plans, which come with a superior experience through fast lane technology, unlimited data, and network-level protection against spam and fraudulent links.
"Customers can also enjoy a range of entertainment subscriptions and access to exclusive experiences through the Airtel Postpaid Advantage Club, including comedy shows, movie premieres and concerts," the release said.
Published: 07 Oct 2026, 01:22 pm IST
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