United Airlines is offering free flights for a year to vaccinated travellers
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, WORLD/ Created : May 26, 2021, 22:00 IST
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The world is promoting vaccination in every manner possible. Recently, United Airlines announced to give away a year's worth of free flights to fully vaccinated travellers. The airline, under its Your Shot to Fly plan is offering … Read more
The world is promoting vaccination in every manner possible. Recently, United Airlines announced to give away a year's worth of free flights to fully vaccinated travellers. The airline, under its Your Shot to Fly plan is offering round-trip flights to winners along with one year-long pass to one lucky person who is completely vaccinated. Read less
United CEO Scott Kirby said, "We're proud to do our part to incentivize people to get their shot. We're excited to give people one more reason to get vaccinated so they can reunite with friends and family or take that long-awaited vacation which all could be just one shot away."
More about the contest
1) First thing first, the contest is open only to the members of United's MileagePlus loyalty program.
3) Passengers will have to upload their vaccination records on the official website or United app from now until June 22.
4) Following this, the airline will give away a free roundtrip everyday in the month of June. This includes tickets for two, any class of service, to anywhere in the world that United flies.
5) The airline will give away 30 pairs of tickets until the end of the contest.
6) The contest is open to any US resident aged 18 or older.
7) On July 1, the airline will then announce five grand winners selected to get a free year of travel for themselves and a companion.
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