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Beond Airlines celebrates its first anniversary with an attractive offer

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Today: Beond Airlines celebrates its first anniversary with an attractive offer

Beond Airlines – the world’s first premium leisure airline, celebrated this week its first anniversary. Launched in 2023, Beond is a Maldives based carrier founded by former Lufthansa managers, an investor from Dubai and a Maldivian hospitality group. The airline currently flies with all-Business-Class narrow-body Airbus aircraft – with seats arranged in a 2-2 layout – between the Maldives and Zürich, Munich, Milan, Rhiyad, and Dubai. Beond Airlines aims to grow its fleet to more than 30 Airbus A320s within five years to fly to 60 destinations around the globe. I flew with Beond – which markets itself as “Be0nd” – last year and you can read my review here (with pros & cons).

“This is only the beginning of beOnd, and we are proud of our track record to date,” said Tero Taskila, CEO of beOnd. “Our goal this year has been to exceed every expectation of our customers from the moment they book with us until they arrive in the Maldives, and we have achieved that. We are focused on growth in the market and ensuring the trust of our customers and partners as we do so.” Beond has served more than 8,000 customers since its launch last year and the carrier has maintained its vision of affordable luxury, offering attractive fares at around €3,000 roundtrip, including taxes and fees.

Since I flew with them, some good changes seem to have happened with Beond Airlines:

To celebrate its first anniversary – which coincided with Black Friday – Beond has launched a very attractive offer, called “BeOnd’s Golden Friday”, offering 25% off all flights and the chance to win a Golden Ticket—a complimentary return flight for future travel for every 50th issued booking:


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