About Dragon Air

[godblessintel]

Anyone knows where to buy the cheapest dragon air tickets? On it's own website or via agent?
For those who travel to mainland China, can you recommend a website for airtickets or an agent?
Thanks a lot!

[krypton]

Can only answer the third question...
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[gaspard]

is dragon air good?

[virago]

Dragon is OK. At least it's a HK airline. China eastern is cheaper though.

[Crocodile]

DragonAir is owned by Cathay Pacific.
It is a very good airline, IMO.

To get good deals, it can be cheaper to book a hotel and flight package (see the website).

The mainland airlines (China Eastern, Air China, etc) will be cheaper most of the time.

[drumbrake]

Besides ctrip, elong.net and travelzen.com offer competitive fares for internal China flights.

[Katanga]

Dragon Air is owned by Cathay and whilst I have not tried to buy a Dragon Air flight (at least for my leisure) I have always found Cathay flights to be cheaper buying on their website than buying their flights via a travel agent. always.

[M Khan]

I really quite like DragonAir, and when given the opportunity have voiced my opposition to Cathay's suggestion that they might re-structure the brand as a low cost carrier (this despite the fact that I often choose to fly with Air China from Shenzhen in order to save costs over a typical DragonAir or Cathay flight).

[bdw]

Both Dragonair and Cathay share the same website features, with basically just a different colour scheme. You can even do online checkin for Dragonair flights using Cathay website and vice versa.

I find their website excellent and usually cheaper than booking through any agent or other third party website.