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FlyChina.com, an online low fare leader since 1997, has launched many new features this year to catch short-term airline promotions in time, present lower fares around your travel dates, and email you a Fare Alert for your hometown's best deals.
Money Saving Tips
New features on our website. We have added three buttons on the top navigation bar (Fare Alerts, Specials and My Specials), latest promotion on right panel, daily updated low fare on middle left panel, and event related best deals on lower left panel.
Sign up to be notified via email when others found low fares for your hometown. You can select up to 5 different cities and destinations to monitor the fare trend.
Read daily updated deals to guide your search. When you see a new deal, book right away. Never wait until the sale ending date, since lowest fares are sold out quickly,
Now you can book Premium Economy, Business Class and First Class tickets online. You can find deep discount Business Class fares around $3000 on Northwest, United or American Airlines. Premium Economy Class are offered by China Southern Airlines and Eva Airways.
Plan and buy earlier. March is the perfect time to grab your best deal for summer trip. Usually, the earlier you plan, the better deal you will get. The low fare seats will be sold out quickly.
Travel earlier. Traveling before May 17, you may enjoy better fares. Staying within 30 days or within 60 days may have better fare than a 3-month stay.
Travel on weekdays. Most airlines charges extra for traveling on weekends. So you save up to $100 for traveling on Monday through Thursday. Since some flights do not operate everyday, you might want to check flight schedules before selecting your travel date.
Avoid change. Plan well and try to avoid changing the travel dates. Most low fares are non-refundable, so read change penalty carefully before buying your tickets. When making a change, you will pay not only the change penalty, but also the fare difference which can be very high if low fares are sold out.
Flying to Shanghai is cheaper than flying to Beijing due to promotions for the new routes to Shanghai.
Be flexible. A few days of flexibility on your travel date can bring you huge savings. When booking, check Flexible Date, and tell our agent your flexible dates, and alternative cities in the Special Needs section when submitting your booking request. On fare search result page, you can see the lower fare others found about 15 days around your travel date.
New Non-Stop Flights: Newark – Shanghai, Detroit – Shanghai
Continental Airlines will start to fly Cleveland-Newark-Shanghai on
March 25, 2009. This is the first daily non-stop from New York area
to Shanghai.
Northwest Airlines will begin its non-stop Detroit-Shanghai service
On June 1, 2009. Northwest Airlines is now a part of the newly merged
Delta Air Lines. However, the full integration of the two identities
will take one or two years to complete. Delta Air Lines launched its
non-stop Atlanta-Shanghai flights in March 2008. It is the only
non-stop flight between Southeastern US and China.
Hainan Airlines started its Seattle-Beijing service last summer
before Beijing Olympics. It is the only non-stop
service between Northwestern US and China. Hainan Airlines is the 4th Chinese
airline to fly between China and USA, after Air China, China Eastern and China Southern.
Some other flight changes impacted by the weak market demand:
Northwest Airlines no longer flies to Guangzhou.
United Airlines did not fly San Francisco-Guangzhou as proposed.
American Airlines postponed the launch of its Chicago-Beijing route.
US Airways postponed its Charlotte-Philadelphia-Beijing service.
Frequent Flyer Numbers, Seat, Meals And Wheelchair
Now you can select your preference for Seat,
Special Meals And Wheelchair Requests online when you order your
tickets.
You can also enter Frequent Flyer Numbers online. Partner airlines' programs are also listed for you to earn mileage. For example,
you may choose to earn Delta SkyMiles or Northwest WorldPerks when flying on Korean Air, a SkyTeam member. Also, you may earn United MileagePlus miles when flying on Air China, a Star Alliance member. You have more choices now.
Latest news from Continental Airlines: it plans to drop out of the SkyTeam to wheel up with Star Alliance on 10/24/09.
TERMS and CONDITIONS
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY.
Grand Prize: 2 Roundtrip Tickets to Asia
Second Prize: 1 Roundtrip Ticket to Asia
Drawing on April 15, 2009 at 2pm ET
2 winners will be announced on this web page
You must
reside in US or Canada, and be 18 years of age or older.
Limit one entry
per person. Multiple entries for one person will make all entries for the person invalid.
The prize is one or two round-trip or one-way air tickets on Northwest Airlines operated flights
Depart from US or Canadian cities
Destination is one of the cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Seoul, Busan, Bangkok, Manila and Singapore.
Returning from a different Asia city is permitted.
Award travel must commence by 10/24/2009.
Summer travel excluded.
Air ticket is subject
to space availability in W class, and certain restrictions may apply.
Travelers need to pay government/airport taxes.
Prize must be claimed and travel date
must be requested by April 30, 2009.
Code-share flights excluded.
Hotel or tour excluded.
The award ticket can only be issued for the prize
winner or an immediate family member of the winner, and it is prohibited for resale.
ID will be required to request the award ticket.
Change fee after ticketing is $150. Change is subject to new seat availability and the rules.
The award ticket has no cash value. No refund.
The employees and their family members of FlyChina
are not eligible to enter this
drawing.
