

Apple MacBook Air M5 will get a major price cut during Flipkart Big Billion Days 2026. Flipkart will offer the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage model at Rs. 1,39,990. The sale starts with early access on October 8 and opens for all customers on October 9.
An additional Rs. 15,000 bank discount can reduce the effective price to Rs. 1,24,990. The offer brings the total reduction to Rs. 24,910 against the regular Rs. 1,49,900 price.
The MacBook Air M5 deal targets shoppers seeking Apple laptops during the festive shopping season. Flipkart has combined the sale price with bank benefits to push the final cost lower.
Eligible buyers can also choose a 12-month no-cost EMI option at around Rs. 10,419 monthly. Select Axis Bank and ICICI Bank cards can provide 10% cashback under the advertised terms. Axis Bank credit cards also qualify for the advertised cashback offer.
The Rs. 1,24,990 figure is the effective price after the bank discount. The upfront checkout price remains Rs. 1,39,990 before the additional bank benefit.
Flipkart has also added a protection option alongside the MacBook Air M5 deal. The Rs. 99 plan includes two years of complete protection and accidental damage coverage. It also advertises assured buyback of up to 50% of the invoice value. Buyers should check the plan's applicable terms before adding the protection option.
Additional UPI promotions could further improve the overall savings during the Flipkart BBD sale. Flipkart advertises up to 10% cashback for first-time Super Money users through eligible transactions. Bank eligibility, cashback limits and offer conditions can vary during the sale period.
Amazon currently lists the Apple MacBook Air M5 at Rs. 1,38,990 before bank benefits. Eligible SBI Bank, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank cards can provide another Rs. 10,000 discount. The resulting effective price falls below Rs. 1,29,000 under the advertised offer.
The biggest advantage of the Flipkart BBD sale comes from stacking the listed benefits. Buyers should confirm the 16GB and 512GB configuration before completing the purchase. Stock levels, bank offer limits and final prices can change once the sale goes live.