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Flydubai launches ‘Surf and drive’ offer to its passengers

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Flydubai launches ‘Surf and drive’ offer to its passengers - Airlines publisher
Dana Ermolenko
Country: United Arab Emirates Aircraft: Airplanes Airline: Fly Dubai

This summer, Flydubai has launched a special ‘Surf and drive’ offer for its passengers to enjoy unlimited connectivity for only USD 08 per flight, and have the chance to win one of two new Toyota Rush SUVs.​

The promotion is available onflydubai all Flydubai WiFi enabled aircraft until 30 September 2018. To enter the draw, simply purchase a WiFi package on board a flydubai flight and provide your details to be automatically enrolled.

Daniel Kerrison, Vice President Inflight Product at Fydubai, said: "At Flydubai we are committed to offering passengers innovative product choices such as onboard connectivity which meets the travel needs of our customers. Summer is a popular time of year for travel and with our WiFi offering, our passengers can keep in touch with their family and friends while getting the chance to win a fantastic prize.”

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