Airtel Kenya Makes a Strong Call With Unique Prepaid Plans

Airtel Kenya has launched a premium product offering different postpaid plans for calls, SMS and data. The new ‘Airtel Premier: My plan, Chaguo Langu’ product targets micro, small and medium enterprises, startups, individual and corporates with unique choices of premier calling and data plans.

Airtel Premier “Chaguo Langu” offers 100% more data and 150% more minutes than the current offers available in the market. Airtel Premier offers three distinct packages: “Bonga Zaidi” for those with a need to make more calls; “Browse Ukibonga” for people who need a good balance of calls talk time and data; and Browse Zaidi for heavy data users.

The Airtel Premier “Chaguo Langu” is an improvement of the UnlimiNET Combo and a counter to Safaricom’s Go Monthly calls and data offering.  Airtel Premier subscribers will enjoy FREE Airtel to Airtel calls even after they have exhausted the allocated ALL-Network minutes. Rollover of Minutes, Data, and SMS is applicable when customers renew their Airtel Premier subscription with the same plan within ten days of expiry.

“Airtel is delighted to introduce exclusive Airtel Premier plans that give Kenyans the freedom to choose the best-personalized calling and data services,”said Airtel Kenya Managing Director Ashish Malhotra. “This product is our commitment to continue delivering innovative and relevant communication solutions to all Kenyans.”

Customers can enroll in Airtel Premier “Chaguo Langu” by visiting any Airtel shop countrywide (dial *100# to find a shop near you). After enrolling, customers can subscribe to their desired plan based on their budget and communication needs by dialing *544#.

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Airtel Premier “Chaguo Langu” Plans include:

Booster Pack

Airtel Premier “Chaguo Langu” enables customers to purchase the below data or voice booster pack if they exhaust their resources before the end of the subscription period.

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