- Safair is running a competition that promises 365 days of "free" flights on its planes.
- The flights won't be entirely free, from the perspective of the winner, though.
- Entries are open until the end of May.
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Domestic airline Safair is offering one winner one year of "free" flights – just as long as that winner stumps up for airport charges and doesn't want to travel with more than hand luggage.
The winner will receive a "Free Fly 365" card that allows flight bookings to be made on any flight, any time, for the one-year duration of the prize.
But the competition's fine print reveals that while Safair won't charge the winner for any of those flights, there will still be money to be paid.
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Giving Safair your details, including an email address and permission to send you marketing material, is worth one entry. Referring friends to the competition via a personalised link is worth another one entry per person who enters, and bonus entries are also on offer for actions such as following Safair on Spotify, following it on YouTube, and visiting the Safair website.
The competition closes on 31 May, and a winner is due to be drawn on 3 June.
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