BY SADE WILLIAMS
RwandAir is offering a network-wide Easter sale promotion with super savings of 15 percent off all available fares when booked on or before 20 April 2022.
The Rwandan flag carrier is kicking the celebrations off in style this April by giving customers discounted fares on all routes this Easter.
The airline said customers can enjoy 15 percent off all Easter flight bookings when purchasing tickets through rwandair.com and using the promotional code EASTER15 when searching for flights.
The aviation company management says there is no better way to start the Easter holidays than hopping off to see family and friends around RwandAir’s route network to enjoy the celebrations together.
This great value offer applies to every destination across RwandAir’s network when travelling from now until 10 December 2022, and allows customers to travel to 22 countries throughout Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Simon Rickman, RwandAir UK country manager, said: “As the Easter festivities begin, we’re extremely excited to offer our customers an amazing discount on all our routes over the Easter period.
“What better way to make the most of the holidays this April than to take to the skies and explore all our extensive network has to offer. We believe Easter should be spent close to our loved ones, so it brings us great joy to be reuniting family and friends for the holiday celebrations this year,” Rickman stated
It stated that throughout the pandemic RwandAir has remained committed to ensuring the health and safety of its customers, and added that it remains the airline’s number one priority, and it has published a Five-Step Health & Safety Guide to provide for a clean and secure onboard experience.
From its hub at the heart of Africa at Kigali International Airport, RwandAir said it offers excellent on-time performance, customer service and safety.
It has one of the youngest fleets on the African continent with twelve aircraft, including two wide-body Airbus A330s. The airline currently serves 28 destinations across East, Central, West and Southern Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia
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