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Continental offers lower fares to Hawaii, mainland
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Posted on Dec 13 2006
[B]HAGÅTÑA, Guam[/B]—Continental Micronesia has lowered its fares to Hawaii and the U.S. mainland from Guam or Saipan. The new fares are 16 percent below existing fares in the same class of service.
In addition to the airline’s fare prices of full economy fare and business fares, Continental Micronesia is offering four options to purchase a roundtrip ticket: 21-day, 14-day, 7-day, and 3-day advance fares.
Roundtrip airfare begins as low as $900 for a roundtrip ticket to Honolulu for a 21-day advanced purchase ticket. Tickets are non-refundable and penalties apply for changes to the itinerary.
“We are delighted to offer added price flexibility for our travelers who plan ahead,” said Continental Micronesia Staff vice president for sales and marketing Wally Dias.
Also, Continental Micronesia has continued its 25 percent child discounted and 10 percent senior citizen discounted fares.
“Unlike many global or domestic airlines, Continental has continued to make available these lower fares while maintaining to offer a world-class product and service,” said Dias.
Passengers will continue to enjoy Continental amenities such as its award-winning in-flight meal and audio and visual service and upgrades for Elite members who qualify in the OnePass program.
Contact Continental Reservations at 671-647-6453 or visit a travel agent for terms and conditions or to make reservations. Fares may also be purchased online. E-mail and mobile text notification of flight information are also available by signing up for alerts on www.continental.com
Continental Micronesia is headquartered in Guam and operates a Pacific hub from the A.B. Won Pat International Airport. A wholly owned subsidiary of Continental Airlines, Continental Micronesia offers more than 260 departures each week between 23 cities throughout the Pacific Rim, the Micronesian Islands and Hawaii with a fleet of 13 next-generation Boeing 737 narrowbody and 767 widebody aircraft. In addition, Continental Micronesia and its code share partner Cape Air operate 90 weekly commuter service flights between Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
Continental Airlines is the world’s fifth largest airline.
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