
▲ The new Revival Airlines spokesperson "Peng Jinhua" makes her debut, with staff also dressed like her. (Photo / Provided by Revival Airlines, the same below)
Reported by Lai Wen-xuan / Taipei
To actively tap into domestic tourism opportunities, Revival Airlines has introduced its first-ever virtual spokesperson, "Peng Jinhua," since the airline's inception. The name is derived from three of its domestic destinations: Penghu, Kinmen, and Hualien. The budget-conscious girl "Peng Jinhua" will make appearances at major domestic airports starting today, while selected domestic routes are now available at up to 50% off. Round-trip tickets between Taipei and Kinmen start from NT$1,111, while Hualien and Makung routes are available for just over NT$1,000. The lowest price for Taipei–Hualien is NT$777, Taipei–Taichung to Hualien starts from NT$968, and Taipei/Kaohsiung–Makung from NT$999.

▲ Revival Airlines launches its virtual spokesperson "Peng Jinhua" for domestic routes.
In recent years, Taiwan has been actively promoting tourism infrastructure, significantly enhancing the quality and refinement of accommodations, transportation, and services, making it an ideal choice for budget travelers seeking small joys in their trips. Revival Airlines has capitalized on this trend by introducing its first virtual spokesperson, "Peng Jinhua," whose name is inspired by three of its domestic routes: Penghu, Kinmen, and Hualien. Revival Airlines spokesperson Chen Yijie said, "Peng Jinhua is actually like many young people today—even in tough economic times, they still choose to invest in themselves, and traveling is one of the most worthwhile investments."

▲ Revival Airlines holds a series of events featuring Peng Jinhua.
Revival Airlines currently operates seven domestic routes between Taiwan and Makung, Kinmen, and Hualien, offering 196 flights per week. From now until March 31, selected domestic routes are available at up to 50% off. Round-trip tickets between Taipei and Kinmen, originally priced at NT$2,140, are now available from NT$1,111, saving over NT$1,000. Hualien and Makung routes are available for just over NT$1,000. The lowest price for Taipei–Hualien is NT$777, Taipei–Taichung to Hualien starts from NT$968, and Taipei/Kaohsiung–Makung from NT$999. Tickets can be purchased through Revival Airlines' official website, app, or convenience stores.
Revival Airlines will distribute 12,000 limited-edition "Fun Travel Notebooks" featuring Peng Jinhua, which can be claimed via the event webpage. In addition to listing "exploration keywords" for Penghu, Kinmen, and Hualien, the notebook includes ten challenge tasks designed to turn travelers into true local explorers—such as visiting a local farmers' market or fish market, trying to navigate a day without a smartphone by asking for directions, cycling, or strolling through alleys—to experience the charm of these three cities up close.
After successfully claiming the notebook and embarking on your journey, from February 25 to May 31 during the campaign period, passengers flying with Revival Airlines on domestic routes will earn 1 point per one-way trip. With 3 points, you can receive Peng Jinhua merchandise or upgrade to take home a flight attendant teddy bear. With 6 points, you can redeem a flight attendant teddy bear (limited to 100 available).

▲ The "Peng Jinhua" Fun Travel Notebook is available for claim via the event webpage.
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