Air Pacific Extends “Get Friendly Campaign” Buy One Flight, Get the Second 50% Off*
Friday, 08 Aug, 2011
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Air Pacific Extends “Get Friendly Campaign”
Buy One Flight, Get the Second 50% Off*
Los Angeles, CA- August 3, 2011– Need a vacation? Air Pacific, Fiji’s International Airline and the world’s friendliest airline, is making it easy by extending its “Get Friendly Campaign” until December 31, 2011*. For a limited time, purchase one full price ticket and receive a second companion fare for half the price*. This special deal also extends to other stunning South Pacific destinations and includes 1 free stopover in Fiji. Now that’s friendly!
“GET FRIENDLY” OFFER: Buy a round trip, economy class fare from Los Angeles or Honolulu to Fiji, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Auckland, Christchurch, Apia, Port Villa, Honiara or Tonga and receive a second fare for 50% off*. To qualify, one passenger must pay full fare and travel with a companion that pays 50% off the second fare*. Flights must be booked by December 31, 2011 and travel must be completed by March 31, 2012.
For more detailed information on this offer and for a chance to enter to win a free flight to Fiji, please visit http://www.fijifriendly.com/.
For great packages to Fiji, visit our featured partners:
Down Under Answers: http://bit.ly/downunderanswers
Goway: http://bit.ly/gowayspecial
Journey Pacific: http://bit.ly/journeypacific
1-800-Registry: http://bit.ly/rao7st
Pacificislands.com: http:// bit.ly/pacificislands
Tahiti Legends: http:bit.ly/tahitilegendsspecial
Travelscene: http://bit.ly/travelscenespecial
ABOUT AIR PACIFIC:
Air Pacific, Fiji’s international airline, has been connecting the world with the South Pacific for 60 years, awarded ‘Best Airline in the South Pacific’ by readers of Global Traveler Magazine for the 3rd year running. The natural island warmth of the cabin crew will ensure the journey to the destination begins with a smile. Air Pacific’s fleet of Boeing 747’s, 767 and 737’s fly between Fiji (Nadi) and North America (Honolulu, Los Angeles), Australia (Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane), New Zealand (Auckland and Christchurch), Asia (Hong Kong) and the Pacific Islands (Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Tuvalu and Kiribati). All flights allow a Fiji stopover and include checked baggage and in-flight entertainment, with a range of complimentary meals and beverages available.
*Taxes not included. Travel blackout period from December 15, 2011 to January 15, 2012. Limited availability, other conditions and restrictions apply. Airfares subject to change/withdrawal at any time.
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Contact: Jenna Markowick
Myriad Marketing
1334 Parkview Ave, Suite #300
Manhattan Beach, CA 90266
Tel: +1-310-545-4200
Fax:+1-310-545-4221
www.airpacific.com
Air Pacific
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