Dana Air launches N9, 999 Valentine tickets
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Dana Air has announced a special offer for its customers to mark the valentine season. From February 5 to 17, guests can pay as low as N9, 999 for a one-way ticket.
According to a statement from Tony Usidamen, Dana Air’s Head of Corporate Communications, “The Valentine season is all about giving and, as our special gift to our valued guests, we are offering a special online fare of N9, 999. This way, more guests can travel and be with their loved ones this season.”
The Dana Air spokesman also disclosed that guests who travel with the airline on any of its flights on Valentine’s Day stand a chance to win exciting gifts onboard.
Valentine’s Day or Saint Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14 in most parts of the world. It is a day when friends and lovers express their love for each other by exchanging cards, flowers, sweets and confectionary.
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