Garuda’s two for one (dollar) offer
Garuda Indonesia has released Business Class companion fares to Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Passengers purchasing an international business fare can buy on certain routes a second ticket for their companion for only one dollar plus taxes.
Business travellers flying ex Sydney and Melbourne to Denpasar or Jakarta will pay $3,142 for the first passenger and can purchase a second ticket on the same flight for only one dollar plus taxes.
With flights to 15 destinations including Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Japan, Korea, United Arab Emirates and Europe, the sale runs until August 31.
Other fare examples: Ex Sydney to Hong Kong the first passenger pays $3,973, whilst the second passenger pays only $132 inclusive of taxes
Ex Sydney to Amsterdam the first passenger pays $7,158, whilst the second passenger pays only $159 inclusive of taxes.
Ex Perth to Tokyo the first passenger pays $3,182, whilst the second passenger pays only $127 inclusive of all taxes
Airfares are valid for departures August 8– September 19, 2011. Conditions, as usual, apply.
Ian Jarrett
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