Reported by You T-Ru / Taipei
An airfare promotion even cheaper than low-cost carriers is here. TransAsia Airways has introduced an early-bird ticket promotion for various international scheduled routes departing between March and the end of October next year. Tickets are available for purchase on the official website. Flights from Taipei to Osaka start from NT$6,000, while Taipei to Singapore offers an even more attractive round-trip economy class fare starting from NT$3,700 (14-day validity, excluding taxes and fees)—a discount of up to 65% off the face value.

▲ TransAsia Airways launches early-bird discounted fares for the first time. (Photo / Provided by TransAsia Airways)
This is the first time TransAsia Airways has launched an early-bird promotion. The airline stated that it hopes to give back to budget-conscious, well-planned travelers such as backpackers, students, or shift workers, encouraging those who wish to travel abroad to plan ahead. This early-bird promotion offers discounted fares on a wide range of international routes, helping travelers prepare their itineraries for next year in advance. Japan routes start from 44% off, Macau routes from 29% off, Korea routes from 51% off, and the Taoyuan-Singapore route offers round-trip economy class fares starting from NT$3,700 (14-day validity, excluding taxes and fees)—a discount of up to 65% off the face value.
This early-bird promotion applies only to flights departing from Taiwan. Some peak-season periods are excluded (such as Tomb Sweeping Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, and other major public holidays abroad, subject to announcements by TransAsia Airways). The number of discounted seats available on each flight is limited and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. TransAsia Airways reserves the right to amend, terminate, or interpret this promotion.

▲ Details of TransAsia Airways’ early-bird fares. (Photo / Provided by TransAsia Airways)
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