Push WeChat mobile communication services!* China Airlines gives away 2000 tickets starting at NT$2014

Reported by You Ru / Taipei

To provide the public with more convenient mobile services, the national airline has launched an official WeChat account and designed 16 sets of Q-version character stickers featuring pilots, flight attendants, ground staff, and maintenance crew, all available for free download. To celebrate the new WeChat service, they are also launching the “Four-Square Lucky Grid” game, which will give away 20 free round-trip tickets to Asia, as well as 2000 discounted tickets starting from NT$2014, plus discount coupons of up to 7%.


▲ The “Four-Square Lucky Grid” game will give away 20 free round-trip tickets to Asia, as well as 2000 discounted tickets starting from NT$2014. (Photo / from the internet)  

From now until March 7th, follow China Airlines’ official WeChat account and join the “Four-Square Lucky Grid” game for a chance to purchase Taiwan round-trip flights to Hong Kong (NT$2014), Guam (NT$16,888), Hawaii (NT$18,888), Vancouver (NT$26,888), and New York (NT$34,888) at unbeatable prices (all prices are tax excluded), or to receive electronic discount vouchers for 3%, 5%, or 7% off all economy class tickets. By successfully sharing the message with friends and family, you can also enter the draw for 20 free economy class tickets to any destination in Asia. For detailed rules, please check the website announcement.

In addition, China Airlines’ official WeChat account has also launched 16 sets of Q-version character stickers, led by the passionate pilot Xiao Gang, mischievous stewardess Ma Niu, kind-hearted ground supervisor Da Ren Ge, and dependable mechanic A Zhi, using common everyday phrases such as Hi, Awesome, Thank you, and Go for it.

China Airlines’ official WeChat account (chinaairlines_tw) was launched today (the 24th), providing the public with the most practical information through interactive features. For example, by selecting “Flight Services,” users can quickly check flight status by entering departure and arrival locations or flight numbers. If you have booking inquiries, there’s no need to call and wait—just click on “e-Customer Service” to use services such as changing bookings, seat selection, and seat reconfirmation, all instantly and conveniently. The “Good Deals Info” section offers irregular promotional offers and other useful information, and also provides links to the China Airlines Travel Channel on Facebook, as well as downloads for the China Airlines app and free stickers. Later this year, additional functions such as booking and ticket purchasing, pre-check-in and seat selection, online e-boarding passes, flight schedule inquiries, and membership services will be introduced, allowing WeChat fans to enjoy mobile services as convenient as the China Airlines app.