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Terms & Conditions Issued Date: 07 Dec 12 Effective Date: 12 Dec 12 Ref: SA_Add-on_121207 Supersede: SA_ Add-on_120910 Website: www.pattersontravel.com.hk Login & Password: agent South African Airways (SA) Add-on Fares (South Africa / Regional Sectors / Domestic Sectors) Special Business Class Add-on Fare (South Africa) From Johannesburg (JNB) to or v.v. (Oneway Adult ) Destination Adult Destination Adult CAPE TOWN (CPT) $1,030 EAST LONDON (ELS) $800 DURBAN (DUR) $760 PORT ELIZABETH (PLZ) $770 Booking class must be made under C class (Business Class) Special Economy Class Add-on Fares (Regional Sectors) From Johannesburg (JNB) to or v.v. (Oneway Adult ) ACCRA (ACC) $1,880 LUANDA (LAD) $1,570 BLANTYRE (BLZ) $860 LILONGWE (LLW) $860 BUJUMBURA (BJM) $1,370 LUSAKA (LUN) $940 BULAWAYO (BUQ) $850 LIVINGSTONE (LVI) $860 DAR ES SALAAM (DAR) $1,290 LIBREVILLE (LBV) $1,740 DAKAR (DKR) $2,350 MAPUTO (MPM) $550 DOUALA (DLA) $1,740 MAURITUS (MRU) $1,740 ENTEBBE (EBB) $1,530 NAIROBI (NBO) $1,370 GABORONE (GBE) $550 NDOLA (NLA) $1,380 HARARE (HRE) $670 POINTE-NOIRE (PNR) $1,370 KIGALI (KGL) $1,370 VICTORIA FALLS (VFA) $860 KINSHASA (FIH) $1,370 WALVIS BAY (WVB) $980 LAGOS (LOS) $1,880 WINDHOEK (WDH) $790 *NOT allowed on Code share flight South African Express and Airlink Booking Class for Economy Class Add on Fares** International Sector on SA C, J, Z, Y, B, M, K, H, S, Q Add-On Regional Sector For South Africa Airways Y Class for C, J, Z & Y; B Class for B; M Class for M; K Class for K; H Class for H, S, Q For Airlink (4Z) operated flights B Class for C, J, Z, Y, B; M Class for M, K, H, S, Q For South African Express (XZ) operated flights Y Class for Business C, J, Z; H Class for Y, B, M, K; S Class for H, S, Q Special Economy Class Add-on Fares (Domestic sectors) From Johannesburg (JNB) to or v.v. (Oneway Adult ) BLOEMFONTEIN BFN 450 KIMBERLY KIM 480 CAPE TOWN CPT 500 PORT ELIZABETH PLZ 470 DURBAN DUR 430 RICHARD BAY RCB 480 EAST LONDON ELS 470 UPINGTON UTN 580 GEORGE GRJ 610 From Cape Town (CPT) to or v.v. (Oneway Adult ) DURBAN DUR 1,100 Booking Class for Economy Class Add on Fares** International Sector (Class of travel) C, J, Z, Y, B, M, K, H, S, Q Add-on Domestic Sector For South Africa Airways operation flights B Class for all Class For Airlink (4Z) operated flights B Class for C, J, Z, Y, B; M Class for M, K, H, S, Q For Mango (JE) operated flight (only for CPT-DUR v.v) B Class for all Class For South African Express (XZ) operated flights Y Class for Business C, J, Z; H Class for Y, B, M, K; S Class for H, S, Q Terms & Conditions: 1) Child pay 75% of applicable adult fare. No infant discount. 2) Journey must commence in HKG and all travel must be on South African Airways, South African Express or Airlink services and using SAA paper. 3) Unlimited add-on sectors allowed. Open-jaw is permitted. 4) The above add-on fares are valid only when international sectors and applicable add-on sectors are issued on the same ticket. 5) Subject to HK security charge, all applicable taxes and fuel surcharge. 6) Tickets are NON-ENDORSABLE & NON-REROUTABLE. VALID ON SA ONLY. 7) All fares, conditions & flight schedule are subject to change without prior notice. 香港區代理商 Tel : 2524 4154 Fax : 2868 4213 AC , AY , BR , DL , EK , HU , HX & UO , Ticketing: Anthony , Flora , Ida , Joyce , Jacqueline , Josephine , Mat KA , KQ , LA , LJ , MH , NZ , QF , RJ , Address : Flat F, 8/F, No. 8 Hart Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (MTR Exit A2, D2 or N1) SA , TK , UA , VN , 3K , 5J 地 址 : 九龍尖沙咀赫德道 8 號 8 樓 F 室 *百樂門酒樓樓上* Pseudo code: Patterson Holidays: Tel: 3102 2371 / Fax: 2868 4213 Abacus - D668 Amadeus - HKGH22550 Sales & Marketing Department: Aries Cheng , Jason Tam, Ophelia Fong, Iris Fong Galileo - VDV World span - BR5 Tel : 2522 8177 / Fax : 2868 4213 / Email address : [email protected] Cheque Payable to: H.C.Patterson & Co., Ltd. Bank account: HSBC-808 283329 001 / Bank of China-019 595 000 27417 / Wing Hang Bank-148 669 001 .
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