Fly First Class for Business Class Price on Etihad Airways with OCBC VOYAGE Card
Approximately 6 months ago, OCBC VOYAGE Cardholders had the privilege of paying just Business Class prices to travel on Etihad Airways' famous First Class product. This spectacular offer has returned for all eligible bookings made between now and 30 September 2018 - travel by 31 December 2018.
Photo Credit: Etihad Airways
As you would imagine, payment must be made with the VOYAGE Credit Card (e.g. Bank of Singapore VOYAGE Card, OCBC Premier Private Client VOYAGE Card, OCBC Premier VOYAGE Card and OCBC VOYAGE Card) in order for it to be eligible. Business Class return tickets start from just S$5,039 so this is really a great opportunity to try out Etihad Airways’ First Class product (especially since the industry is buzzing with the possibility of the Emirates-Etihad merger). Eligible destinations include the following:
New York
Munich
Paris
Milan
Brussels
Madrid
To take advantage of this offer, call the Etihad Contact Centre at 6416-6711 or email sg.etihad@travelctm.com (Quote: BOSVETH01).
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