For passenger convenience and to meet rising demand, China Airlines (CAL)
will increase its services to Kagoshima (Japan), Seoul, Yangon and
Auckland. The additional services will provide travelers with a greater
selection of flights.
Starting from October 28, CAL flight CI118/ CI119 for Taipei-Kagoshima and CI162/ CI163 for Taipei-Seoul will increased from 3 to 4 services a week, taking CAL’s services for Northeast Asian destinations up to 139 flights a week. In response to continuous demand since May, CAL has also increased CI7915/ CI7916 services between Taipei-Yangon from 5 flights a week to daily flights.
At the same time, CAL’s currently 4-weekly Taipei-Sydney service (CI051/ CI052) will extend to Auckland. Combined with the existing 3-weekly Taipei-Brisbane-Auckland service (CI053/ CI053), CAL now offers daily flights between Taipei and Auckland. CAL is the only airline that offers direct flights between Taiwan and New Zealand. The increase of frequency is to meet demand from business and leisure travelers. Furthermore, it also enhances convenience for European and Asian passengers transferring from Taipei to New Zealand and Australia, strengthening Taiwan’s position as an air transport hub.
To celebrate the additional services, CAL’s Dynasty Package is offering a discount of NT$1,000 on Dynasty Packages of Kagoshima, Seoul (applicable to CI162 only) and Auckland departing between October 28, 2012, and January 15, 2013. Moreover, travelers flying on CI162 to Seoul between October 28 and November 28, 2012, will each receive a complimentary “Nolboo Military Hotpot”. (The above offers may not be used in conjunction with other promotions. For more information, please visit CAL’s website: http://dp.china-airlines.com/index/index.html.)
CAL has also partnered with several travel agencies to provide a variety of group packages. Take Yangon route for example, the “Classic Burma Yangon + Kyaikhtiyo 6-Day Tour” starting from NT$30,800 (tax included) offer travelers the chance to see the sights with ease.
http://www.aviator.aero/press_releases/8773
Starting from October 28, CAL flight CI118/ CI119 for Taipei-Kagoshima and CI162/ CI163 for Taipei-Seoul will increased from 3 to 4 services a week, taking CAL’s services for Northeast Asian destinations up to 139 flights a week. In response to continuous demand since May, CAL has also increased CI7915/ CI7916 services between Taipei-Yangon from 5 flights a week to daily flights.
At the same time, CAL’s currently 4-weekly Taipei-Sydney service (CI051/ CI052) will extend to Auckland. Combined with the existing 3-weekly Taipei-Brisbane-Auckland service (CI053/ CI053), CAL now offers daily flights between Taipei and Auckland. CAL is the only airline that offers direct flights between Taiwan and New Zealand. The increase of frequency is to meet demand from business and leisure travelers. Furthermore, it also enhances convenience for European and Asian passengers transferring from Taipei to New Zealand and Australia, strengthening Taiwan’s position as an air transport hub.
To celebrate the additional services, CAL’s Dynasty Package is offering a discount of NT$1,000 on Dynasty Packages of Kagoshima, Seoul (applicable to CI162 only) and Auckland departing between October 28, 2012, and January 15, 2013. Moreover, travelers flying on CI162 to Seoul between October 28 and November 28, 2012, will each receive a complimentary “Nolboo Military Hotpot”. (The above offers may not be used in conjunction with other promotions. For more information, please visit CAL’s website: http://dp.china-airlines.com/index/index.html.)
CAL has also partnered with several travel agencies to provide a variety of group packages. Take Yangon route for example, the “Classic Burma Yangon + Kyaikhtiyo 6-Day Tour” starting from NT$30,800 (tax included) offer travelers the chance to see the sights with ease.
http://www.aviator.aero/press_releases/8773
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