[fortymilliondaggers]

Viva Macau 1st Birthday Sale

From $99 One Way Economy Class*
From $359 One Way Premium Class*
Between Sydney and Macau

Make your booking at: www.flyvivamacau.com.au

*Conditions apply:
• This fare is available for internet bookings only, not via call centre.
• Please check your visa requirements for Macau or Australia.
• Many people are using this site and booking simultaneously, for this reason, the available price could change by the time you conclude the booking.
• This special does not apply retrospectively to prior bookings.
• For sale from 7th Aug. 08 to 20th Aug. 08, or until all sold. Booking must be completed and payment made before the closing of the sale period.
• For travel from 1st Sep. 08 until 31st Dec. 08, all travel at this price must be completed by 31st Dec. 08, however this fare may be combined with regular Viva Macau fares should the passenger wish to return after 31st Dec. 08.
• Fares apply on selected dates and flights only.
• Taxes and surcharges are not included in this fare, and are approx $166 one way / $300 return.
• For other conditions, refer to fare rules, which will be shown during the booking process.
• This is a lead in price, which means it is the lowest price on offer for this particular special. Lead in price does not indicate or imply that this price will always be available on all flights and on all days. Availability of seats is limited, and fare may not be available on all flights and on all days.
• All travel is subject to Conditions of Carriage on http://www.flyvivamacau.com.au/

[vt]

I think I LOVE you.

[futaris]

[Alanslegal]

What's VIVA like in economy?

I'm def considering this as an alternative to an award HKG-SYD in QF which is 30K points plus (Viva's entire fare in) taxes

[fortymilliondaggers]

Almost indistinguishable from international Jetstar in economy.

[LovemyCC]

Flew in August during typhoon season. The day before, a flight was cancelled, so the flight flying to Macau was full. But on return flight, the plane was half full (or less). Just need to be cautious if flying during those times, cos your ferry or flight may be affected by the weather.

Otherwise, the flight was okay. Service was adequate, food was reasonally priced. No entertainment available, so bring your own. Worth saving the dough and using the difference on casinos or shopping. However, there are whispers that the airline may be in financial trouble, and u run the risk that it may not survive till your flight date (but thats with all airlines in current economy)

[Jacques Vert]

I've been told that the aircraft on the Sydney route is Ansett's original (first one delivered) 767-100 series. Can anyone confirm this?

[Wunala Dreaming]

Originally Posted by Jacques Vert

I've been told that the aircraft on the Sydney route is Ansett's original (first one delivered) 767-100 series. Can anyone confirm this?

Ansett did not operate 767-100s. They did however operate a fleet of 767-200s. I understand Viva Macau uses a 767-200 (B-MAV) on all of its Sydney services. A check of the frame's history suggests that it did not operate with Ansett. Click below for more information:

Viva Macau B-MAV (Boeing 767) (Ex CC-CDH CC-CEX XA-RVZ)

Regards

[Sunstar320]

Originally Posted by LovemyCC

However, there are whispers that the airline may be in financial trouble, and u run the risk that it may not survive till your flight date (but thats with all airlines in current economy)

Next Airline to go: Viva Macau. Still waiting for that "next airline", but Im certian it will be Viva. Load factor on this route is quite shocking also.

Time will tell....

[kpc]

Originally Posted by Sunstar320

Next Airline to go: Viva Macau. Still waiting for that "next airline", but Im certian it will be Viva. Load factor on this route is quite shocking also.

Time will tell....

Make sure you buy your ticket with a credit card...