Offering further special fares for convenient and valuable flying experiences, as well as providing passengers opportunities to explore the beauty of Vietnam and Cambodia, Thai Vietjet today launched its ‘Vietnam Power Pack’ consisting of different packs of air passes for flying Thai Vietjet’s Thailand – Vietnam network, starting from THB 9,999 (approx. USD280.06 ) and ‘Phnom Penh Power Pack Season 2’ for air passes between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Phnom Penh, starting from just THB 6,599 (approx. USD184.83 ).
The special packs are available for booking from 15 November – 15 December 2022, with the travel period from 4 January 2023 – 4 January 2028 (not inclusive of public holidays, terms and conditions applied)
‘Vietnam Power Pack’ are packs of flight tickets where passengers can spend as prepaid passes to fly on Thai Vietjet’s Thailand – Vietnam network, with five-year validity. The packs are available in three variations, including bundles of 6 flight passes at THB 9,999(approx. USD280.06 ) each, 12 flight passes at THB 17,999(approx. USD504.17) each, and 24 flight passes at THB 34,999 (approx. USD980.36 )each. Passengers can redeem a prepaid air pass from ‘Vietnam Power Pack’ for a THB 0 flight ticket (excluding taxes, fees, and add-on services) for a round trip or one-way travel on the airline’s flights between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Da Nang, Phu Quoc and Da Lat.
‘Phnom Penh Power Pack’ are packs of flight tickets where passengers can spend as prepaid passes to fly on Thai Vietjet’s flight services between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Phnom Penh, also with five-year validity. The packs are available in three variations, including bundles of 6 flight passes at THB 6,599 each, 12 flight passes at THB 11,599 each, and 24 flight passes at THB 22,399 each. Passengers can redeem a prepaid air pass from ‘Phnom Penh Power Pack’ for a THB 0 flight ticket (excluding taxes, fees, and add-on services) for a round trip or one-way travel on the airline’s international flight network between Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) and Phnom Penh.
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