
▲Far Eastern Air will launch its first flight on the Taipei-Fuzhou route on the 29th.(Photo / Screenshot from Far East Airlines' official fan page)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Reporting
In January this year, Far Eastern Air Transport took over some routes previously operated by TransAsia Airways. Starting November 29, the first officially operated route, Taipei Songshan–Fuzhou, will begin service with three flights per week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The additionally allocated Kaohsiung–Fuzhou route is expected to start on December 14, operating twice a week on Mondays and Thursdays.The Kaohsiung-Xiamen and Taichung-Xiamen routes are expected to start on December 19, operating two flights per week on Tuesdays and Fridays.
To celebrate its inaugural flights, Far Eastern Air Transport is also offering double promotions. For the first three flights departing Taiwan on each inaugural route, the Far Eastern Air website provides limited-time round-trip discount tickets at TWD 3,300 (before tax). Additionally, for the first ten flights on each inaugural route departing Taiwan, each flight offers 15 one-way free tickets and 15 50% off vouchers for the Makung route. Passengers can participate in a lucky draw when checking in at the airport and take the ticket discount coupons home on the spot.
In addition, passengers on the Mini Three Links routes can not only use Far Eastern Air Transport's existing domestic flights such as Taipei/Taichung/Kaohsiung to Kinmen, but can also choose the newly added Fuzhou and Xiamen routes according to their travel needs, enjoying a more comfortable and convenient flight experience.
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