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Pre-purchase kulula exit-row seats

18 Nov 2015
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KULULA passengers

can now pre-purchase

emergency-exit-row

seats, which offer more

leg-room and comfort.

They are located overwing

and at the front

of the aircraft on kulula

domestic flights.

Over-wing seats cost

R100 and front row

seats R120.

The front-row

emergency-exit seats

also allow passengers

to disembark first.

“The emergency-exitrow

seats are in high

demand. We believe this

new product offering

will greatly enhance

the kulula customer

experience,” says

head of marketing,

Shaun Pozyn.

Certain criteria must be

met before a customer

is allowed to occupy

an emergency-exit-row

seat and these can be

confirmed by checking

the requirements

and agreeing to the

terms. Customers

who have purchased

an emergency-exit-row

seat must check in at

the airport counters so

that agents can confirm

compliance, as online

check-in is unavailable

for these seats.

Customers wishing to

pre-purchase seats can

do so at the time of

booking or by adding it

to their booking through

the ‘add extras’ function

on the kulula.com

website or via the kulula

contact centre.

Travel agents booking

via the GDS cannot

book ancillaries but

travellers can add

their own extras, using

their booking reference

number and surname.

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