[Provided by Air Premia]
[Provided by Air Premia]

Air Premia is launching its biggest discount promotion of the year, offering heavily discounted fares on Asia and Americas routes. The sale comes amid a recent reduction in fuel surcharges that has eased the cost of overseas travel, and targets demand for summer vacations as well as Chuseok and year-end holidays.

The airline said it will run "Promis," its largest annual discount promotion, from Sunday through July 19, selling a limited number of tickets at discounts of up to 90 percent.

Sales open in stages by route. Asia route tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Sunday, while Americas route tickets follow at 10 a.m. Wednesday.

The promotional fares are all-in round-trip prices departing from Incheon, including fuel surcharges and airport facility fees.

In economy class, the lowest fares start at 201,800 won ($130) for Narita, 387,900 won for Bangkok and 275,600 won for Hong Kong. On Americas routes, tickets start at 679,900 won for Honolulu, 832,900 won for San Francisco, 912,900 won for Los Angeles, 1.01 million won for New York and 1.16 million won for Washington, D.C.

Wide Premium class seats are also discounted. Round-trip all-in fares start at 321,800 won for Narita, 607,900 won for Bangkok and 385,600 won for Hong Kong. On Americas routes, the starting fares are 1.23 million won for Honolulu, 1.38 million won for San Francisco, 1.48 million won for Los Angeles, 1.76 million won for New York and 2.16 million won for Washington, D.C.

Even after the limited ultra-low-fare seats sell out, travelers can still receive an additional discount. Entering the promo code "PRMS15" during booking cuts the base airfare by up to 15 percent, regardless of booking class.

The travel window is also relatively wide. Asia route tickets are valid for travel from Sunday through March 27, 2027. For Americas routes, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco tickets are valid through April 30, 2027, while Honolulu and Washington, D.C. tickets are valid through Feb. 28, 2027.

A notable feature of the promotion is the absence of blackout dates, meaning customers can book peak-season travel including Chuseok and year-end holidays in advance.

"We designed this promotion so that customers can plan their trips at a more reasonable price, combining the recent fuel surcharge reduction with the biggest discount benefits of the year," an Air Premia official said. "We hope it serves as a good opportunity to ease the financial burden not only for summer vacations but also for Chuseok and year-end travel."

Meanwhile, Air Premia has been actively working to reduce costs for customers and improve passenger convenience — most recently running its "Summer Black Friday" promotion from June 8 through July 21, which offered discounted economy and Wide Premium class tickets across nine Asia and Americas routes.


kwater@heraldcorp.com