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This year’s Constitutional Day has three consecutive holidays, from Friday, December 25th to Sunday, December 27th. The Civil Aviation Administration of China has designated December 24th to December 28th as the air transportation period.
Reservations for outbound flight tickets for the Constitutional Anniversary and holiday holidays will be open on the morning of next Monday, 10/19. (Photo by reporter Wu Liangyi)
This year’s Constitutional Day has three consecutive holidays. The Civil Aviation Administration of the Ministry of Transport announced today (16th) that 1,000 flights will be provided on the three outlying island controlled routes of Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, with a total of 76,160 seats. Seat reservations will be open from 9 a.m. next Monday (19th).
This year’s Constitution Day holiday will be a three-day holiday starting from Friday, December 25, to Sunday, December 27. The Civil Aviation Administration of China has planned that the air transport period will be from Thursday, December 24 to Monday, December 28, totaling 5 days. The Civil Aviation Administration of China pointed out that during the Constitutional Anniversary holiday, outlying routes such as Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu will still be the focus of transportation, and all airlines have planned flights based on market demand.
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In terms of capacity provision for each route, the Penghu route has 448 flights and 30,364 seats; the Kinmen route has 468 flights and 40,06 seats; the Matsu route has 84 flights and 5,790 seats; and the 3 outlying island routes provide a total of 1,000 flights and 76,160 seats. The Civil Aviation Administration of China has required airlines to continue to pay attention to the booking status, and will add flights as needed.
The Civil Aviation Administration of China reminds that during the peak period of the Constitutional Anniversary and consecutive holidays, tickets departing from Taiwan to the outlying islands from December 24 to December 26, and tickets departing from the outlying islands and returning to Taiwan from December 26 to December 28, will be marked with "limited to the flight on the same day" and "overdue void" usage restrictions, and a "refund fee grading system" will be implemented.
When passengers purchase these tickets with usage restrictions, the airline will charge refund fees of 10%, 20% and 30% of the maximum ticket price respectively in three stages: more than 7 days before the flight departure, 1 to 6 days before the flight, and before the flight departure on the same day. If passengers are unable to take the originally booked flight for any reason, they must notify the airline to cancel the reservation before the flight takes off, and go to the original ticketing office to apply for a refund in accordance with the original ticket regulations.
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