Fastjet, Africa’s first pan African low cost carrier, is pleased to announce the new www.fastjet.comwebsite is now live and tickets are on sale ahead of the airline’s first flight later this month.
Tickets for domestic
routes in Tanzania including Dar es Salaam – Kilimanjaro and Dar es
Salaam – Mwanza went on sale yesterday through the Company’s offices and
travel agents. On-line internet booking is available from this morning
with payment options available through fastjet offices, travel agents
and bank acount. Fastjet will be introducing credit card and further
innovative payment options including M-Pesa and Airtel Money over the coming months
fastjet’s CEO Ed Winter said:
“We have had an great response to
our first tickets going on sale with over 100 seats sold within the
first two hours for flights departing from the 29th November.
Everyone at Fastjet is really excited about bringing low cost air
travel to the people of Africa and with prices starting at US$20 one-way
excluding taxes and charges, we are making flying an affordable option
for more Tanzanians than ever before.”
fastjet Executive Chairman David Lenigas added:
“The sale of the first tickets for
fastjet anywhere in the world is a momentous day for the Company and
the culmination of six months of hard work from the fastjet team. Our
first three Airbus A319s will be arriving in Tanzania shortly and we are
very much looking forward to providing reliable airline services to an
international standard for the people of Africa.
“The fastjet launch in Tanzania
will be the start of what the Company believes will be a truly great pan
African low cost airline. Over time, we plan to have fastjet flying the
Continent of Africa from north to south and east to west.”
Fly540 flights in Ghana, Angola, Sierra Leone and Cote d’Ivoire can still be booked through the www.fly540africa.com website and Kenya through the www.fly540.com
website. Strong growth has been recorded in the Angola and Ghana hubs
in the last few weeks as the fastjet yield management team refine
pricing and route scheduling in these areas. This performance will be
demonstrated in the next month passenger statistics reporting. Passenger
numbers for the month of October stood at 51,015, up 26.6% on the same
month last year.
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