Air China Launches Holiday Promotions

To celebrate the approaching festive season, Air China is launching several promotions, including discounted tickets, fuel rebates, and additional air miles.

From now until the end of the year, tickets for flights from Beijing to Dadong, Taiyuan, and other cities in China will average 200 RMB. The airfare for flights from Beijing to Dalian will be as low as 210 RMB.

In addition to low airfares, and until 30 December 2009, any passenger of 50 years of age or older, who is traveling together with another passenger, will enjoy a discount of 100 RMB for one-way flights over 800 kilometers, and a discount of 50 RMB for one-way flights under 800 kilometers. To activate this offer, passengers must call the Air China Ticket-Order Hotline (4008-986-999) and pay via the phone with a suitable credit card.

Additional Discounts for International Travelers

Travelers who book round-trip international tickets via Air China’s Ticket-Order Hotline before 31 December 2009 will enjoy a 5% discount. If the traveler pays with a China CITIC Bank credit card over the phone, then he or she will enjoy an additional discount of 200 RMB for routes to Europe and America. Travelers to Japan, Korea, and other Asia Pacific destinations (excluding Delhi, Dubai, Bangkok, and Oceania
routes) will enjoy an additional discount of 100 RMB per traveler.

Mileage Accumulation and Fuel Rebates

Also until 31 December 2009, PhoenixMiles frequent flyers, who purchase international or domestic flight tickets, will accumulate 1 kilometer for every 10 RMB spent on the airfare. When flying internationally, PhoenixMiles members will receive an additional 1 kilometer for every 10 RMB spent on an international airfare. Domestic PhoenixMiles travelers who purchase designated cabin seats will be awarded 408 kilometers for every flight segment.

Air China will also offer a 30 RMB Sinopec rebate to Sinopec Special Card holders, who order domestic flight tickets via the Ticket-Order Hotline.

Air China is a Star Alliance member. The airline has a fleet of 256 Airbus and Boeing aircraft, and currently serves 30 countries and regions.

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