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Showing posts with label Cathay Pacific. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cathay Pacific. Show all posts
Friday, June 25, 2010
Win 200,000 Asia Miles from Cathay Pacific
In celebrating 20 years of non-stop service between the U.S. and Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific is offering 200,000 Asia Miles to one lucky person. To be eligible, submit a photo of your most memorable Cathay Pacific moment, such as a snapshot of your first Cathay Pacific flight, or something you saw while traveling within Asia. Click here for details and to enter.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
Earn 1,000 AsiaMiles for Booking Online With Cathay Pacific
Now for a limited time, earn 1,000 AsiaMiles for booking a one-way or round-trip ticket between San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Toronto or Vancouver and Hong Kong and beyond - or between Vancouver and New York. You must register for this promotion, purchase qualifying tickets at cathaypacific.com, and travel by December 20th to qualify for the bonus miles.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Enter to Win a Bali Vacation from Cathay Pacific
Register for the Discover Bali Sweepstakes for your chance to win a trip to Bali for you and a friend. The grand prize package winner will receive roundtrip economy airfare from the U.S to Bali, 2-nights stay at the Four Seasons Bali at Jimbaran Bay, a 1-night stay at the Four Seasons Bali Sayan, and a 90-minute Balinese massage for two. Click here to enter the sweepstakes.
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Cathay Pacific Launches 'I Can Fly' Program For Bay Area Students
Cathay Pacific is now accepting applications for 'I Can Fly', a program that offers high school students the opportunity to step behind the scenes of commercial aviation and explore various careers in this exciting industry. The airline provides a 9-week Academy that meets once a week to help them explore various careers in aviation.Through a series of field trips, lectures and hands-on exercises, participants will learn everything about aviation from engineering to inflight catering, and even meet real pilots and flight attendants.
The program is provided free of charge to high school students in the San Francisco Bay Area. Applications are being accepted now. Visit:www.cathayusa.com/icanfly for more details.
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Monday, December 22, 2008
Cathay Pacific 2009 All Asia Pass Now Available

Those planning a visit to Asia next year should consider Cathay Pacific's 2009 All Asia Pass. With the basic Asia Pass, travelers can visit Hong Kong and two other cities in Asia served by Cathay Pacific and Dragon Air. Travel is permitted for up to 21 consecutive days. A special bonus: You earn Asia Miles in Cathay Pacific's frequent flier program, as you fly around Asia on this pass. The cost is $1499+ taxes and fees for the basic pass departing from San Francisco. Add-on's are available, if for example you want to extend travel beyond 21 days or visit additional cities.
This pass is particularly useful if your plans take you to more remote, less-visited Asian destinations where the cost to purchase individual airline tickets could add up quickly. For example, if you want to fly from Hong Kong to Kathmandu, a round-trip ticket could cost over $1000. Using the Asia Pass, include Kathmandu as an add-on city and pay just $300.
Click here to read a brochure about the 2009 All Asia Pass from Cathay Pacific.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Cathay Pacific Explore India Sweepstakes
Enter for a chance to win a trip for 2 to India, including a Taj Hotels. Resorts and Palaces hotel stay. You must register between now and August 31st to qualify. Click here for more details.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Cathay Pacific's 2008 "All Asia" Pass now available
Cathay Pacific has just released the details of their 2008 All Asia Pass. With this pass, you can fly from San Francisco to Hong Kong and two other Asian cities for as little as $1099. The real value of the pass is the diverse network of cities to choose from and generous stopovers permitted. Under the "basic cities" plan, you have 24 destinations to choose from including Denpasar (Bali), Manila, Seoul, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. "Add on" cities include Kathmandu, Bangladesh, Mumbai, Dhaka, and destinations throughout China.The pass allows up to 21 days of travel, so if three cities doesn't tickle your fancy, you can add other destinations from their listings.
More information on the 2008 All Asia Pass from Cathay Pacific can be found here.
Monday, October 8, 2007
Cathay Pacific roadshow flying into town this week
The Cathay Pacific Roadshow is coming to the San Francisco Bay Area this week. The airline will let people experience their new first, business and coach class cabins up close, without having to buy a ticket. The event is timed to coincide with the addition of a 2nd daily flight from SFO-Hong Kong set to begin October 18th.Thursday, September 20, 2007
Cathay Pacific 15,000 mile bonus flying SFO-Hong Kong
Likely to promote the additional San Francisco to Hong Kong flights beginning in October, Cathay Pacific is offering a 10,000 Asia miles bonus (economy class) or 15,000 Asia miles bonus (business or first class) for upcoming flights. Click here for more details and to register.Cathay Pacific has been ranked one of the top airlines in the world for onboard product, cabin service and lounge access, and is part of the OneWorld alliance.
Monday, June 11, 2007
Cathay Pacific adds additional SFO-Hong Kong Service
Prompted by increased passenger yields, Hong Kong based Cathay Pacific Airlines will be increasing service to 2 flights daily, up from 1 daily, on it's SFO-Hong Kong Route (HKG). The additional passenger capacity will offer passengers more options when flying into or beyond Hong Kong. Asia has been a hot market for the airlines, even as U.S Domestic flight capacity decreases, demand for Asia flights has been increasing. Though no start date for the new service was mentioned, they expect it will begin in the next few months.
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