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Aegean has unveiled one of its biggest sales of the year. It offers travelers up to 70% off flights across its entire network. The Black Friday promotion, which is available for one day only (today), includes discounts on both domestic and international routes and even let’s you book Business Class on sale.
The sale covers travel from January 12th through October 24th and applies to all direct and connecting Aegean flights. Discounts vary by travel date:
- 70% off for travel between January 12th and February 19th
- 40% off for travel between February 20th and March 27th
- 30% off for travel between March 28th and October 24th
- 20% off for Public Service Obligation (PSO) routes throughout the entire promotional travel period
- 20% off Business Class fares throughout the entire promotional travel period
As usual, the discounts apply to the fare portion of the ticket only and do not include airport taxes. All fares displayed in the booking system are already reduced according to the corresponding percentage.
Ticket changes are permitted under this promotion, though change fees depend on the fare category purchased. Refund rules also follow standard fare-category policies, giving passengers the option to select the terms that best suit their plans.
Anthony’s Take: Whether planning a winter escape, spring getaway, or summer holiday in Greece or abroad, this Aegean Black Friday event offers some of the lowest fares of the year. Make your plans and book today.
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