Proflight Zambia halves fares for people to fly to their home constituencies to vote

Proflight Zambia says it has halved its fares in a bid to enable people return to their home constituencies to vote in next week’s presidential elections.

The airliner says in a statement that passengers frying via Proflight to all domestic destinations will only be charged half the price from the 17th to the 21st January so as to allow them reach their constituencies to vote.

Below is the full statements issued by the airliner.

16 , 2015 – LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – Proflight Zambia has halved its fares to enable people to return to their home constituencies to vote in next week’s presidential election.

All fares will be halved for travel between Saturday, January 17 and Wednesday, January 21 so that voters can reach polling stations for Tuesday’s election.

The special offer applies to return fares on all of Proflight’s domestic destinations: Lusaka, Livingstone, Mfuwe, Ndola, Solwezi, Kasama, Mansa and Chipata.

“Proflight Zambia is playing its part in providing a service in the national interest to ensure voters are able to cast their votes and maintain our country’s excellent reputation for democratic governance,” said Proflight Director of Government and Industry Affairs Captain Philip Lemba.

Election Day on Tuesday, January 20, has been declared a public holiday offering an additional incentive for people to travel back to their home districts and combine their vting rights with an opportunity to visit family and friends.

The fares can be booked on the airline’s website at www.flyzambia.com by selecting the lowest fare on the days of travel required and then inputting the promotional code.