How to Book Travel on Juneyao Airlines
From the spectacular mountains of Guilin to the quaint canals of Suzhou, China offers many pleasures for the traveler with a love for the exotic. Those seeking to book travel on Juneyao Airlines should know that this carrier offers domestic flights within China.
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Book Travel on Juneyao Airlines
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Pick your destination for travel on Juneyao Airlines. The carrier offers service between Shanghai and the following cities: Chansha, Taiyuan, Zhengzhou and Sanya.
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Save money when traveling on Juneyao Airlines and book your tickets for Chinese domestic travel after your arrival in China, through a Chinese travel agent. The biggest discounts--of 50 percent or more--are only available to those who reserve their seats via Chinese travel agents.
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Haggle for the best prices on seats with Juneyao Airlines. Bargaining is a way of life in China, and this is true even when negotiating with Chinese travel agents. Never accept the first price that's presented to you.
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Maintain a fluid schedule when traveling with Juneyao Airlines. While their performance is getting better day by day, Chinese airlines like Juenyao have a reputation for being tardy and for canceling flights. Know that you may have to wait longer than expected when you show up at the airport.
Get to Know Juneyao Airlines
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Know that Juneyao Airlines is based in Shanghai, China's largest city.
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Understand that Juneyao Airlines is a new company. The carrier began offering flights in September of 2006.
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Keep in mind that Juneyao Airlines has a small fleet, comprised of a single Airbus A319. The company plans to grow its fleet to include another Airbus A319, as well as an Airbus A320.
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Tips & Warnings
Juneyao Airlines doesn't offer an English-language Web site or booking phone number. English-speaking travelers are advised to make their reservations using a travel agent.
You'll need to present a valid visa once you touch down in China. You can get one by applying with your home country's Chinese embassy before departing for China.
Read up on any travel advisories prior to your trip.
Avoid buying your tickets from travel agents based in hotels. The best rates are often to be found with travel agents based off-site.
Steer clear of gridlock by choosing not to travel on a Chinese holiday. Chinese workers get a week or two off to celebrate the following holidays: National Day, on October 1; Chinese New Year, in late January to mid-February; and Labor Day, on May 1. During these times, the Chinese travel to visit family, so the airports are crowded and difficult to navigate.
Overseas travel Web sites sometimes offer tickets for domestic Chinese travel. However, buying via these Web sites is not a smart move, since their prices are far steeper than you'd find with a travel agent.
