Fly for less than R100 on Mango
Need to go somewhere? Low cost airline Mango will on Wednesday make 1000 tickets for its Johannesburg Cape Town, Johannesburg Durban and Cape Town Durban flights available for less than R 100.
Tickets between Johannesburg and Durban will be available for R75 all inclusive (per flight) while travelling between Johannesburg and Cape Town and Durban and Cape Town will cost just R87 all inclusive (per flight). To qualify for these special rates tickets must be purchased as part of a return journey and all travel must take place before the end of October.
The announcement of another 'Happy Hour' follows on the heels of controversy around the recently announced hike in airport passenger fees by ACSA.
“Despite the expected rise in fees,“ says Hein Kaiser, spokesperson for Mango, “consumers will still be able to enjoy more affordable fares on Mango. Mango continues to deliver the lowest fares in the domestic aviation market with current base fares starting at R191 all inclusive up to a maximum of R999 all inclusive. On average, making Mango ten to twenty percent more affordable than any of our competitors on a seat by seat basis, no matter what our competitors may claim.”
Quoting airfares exclusive of taxes and charges is a shameless attempt at creating the illusion of more affordable fares, says Kaiser, in response to a recent change in pricing policy from a competitor.
“Come save with us,” says Kaiser, “while our competitors are having fun juggling their pricing policies.”
The Mango Happy Hour takes place exclusively on its website, www.flymango.com between 1pm and 2pm on Wednesday 18 July.
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Tickets between Johannesburg and Durban will be available for R75 all inclusive (per flight) while travelling between Johannesburg and Cape Town and Durban and Cape Town will cost just R87 all inclusive (per flight). To qualify for these special rates tickets must be purchased as part of a return journey and all travel must take place before the end of October.
The announcement of another 'Happy Hour' follows on the heels of controversy around the recently announced hike in airport passenger fees by ACSA.
“Despite the expected rise in fees,“ says Hein Kaiser, spokesperson for Mango, “consumers will still be able to enjoy more affordable fares on Mango. Mango continues to deliver the lowest fares in the domestic aviation market with current base fares starting at R191 all inclusive up to a maximum of R999 all inclusive. On average, making Mango ten to twenty percent more affordable than any of our competitors on a seat by seat basis, no matter what our competitors may claim.”
Quoting airfares exclusive of taxes and charges is a shameless attempt at creating the illusion of more affordable fares, says Kaiser, in response to a recent change in pricing policy from a competitor.
“Come save with us,” says Kaiser, “while our competitors are having fun juggling their pricing policies.”
The Mango Happy Hour takes place exclusively on its website, www.flymango.com between 1pm and 2pm on Wednesday 18 July.
Article fromhttp://travel.iafrica.com/
We don't mind how you get there, just get there! And hire a vehicle from www.southafrica-carhire.com
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